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Do the small bones in your feet hurt?

Yes, foot pain is a common symptom with fibromyalgia. Many people experience pain in the small bones and joints of their feet, which can make walking and standing difficult.

This type of pain can feel like
• Aching or throbbing in the bones
• Sharp pains when putting weight on your Show Full Answer

Do the small bones in your feet hurt?

Yes, foot pain is a common symptom with fibromyalgia. Many people experience pain in the small bones and joints of their feet, which can make walking and standing difficult.

This type of pain can feel like:
• Aching or throbbing in the bones
• Sharp pains when putting weight on your feet
• Stiffness that makes it hard to move your toes or bend your feet
• Tenderness that makes wearing certain shoes uncomfortable

Some members find relief through gentle stretching, supportive footwear, heat therapy, or soaking their feet. Others have found that pacing activities and taking breaks helps manage the discomfort.

You're definitely not alone in experiencing this - foot pain is something many people with fibromyalgia deal with regularly. Have you noticed if certain activities or times of day make it worse?

 AI-generated responses are not a substitute for medical advice. These services are not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any condition or disease. Always ask your doctor about specific health concerns.

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