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Does anyone Wake Up with red, warm face cheeks? Sometimes Both sometimes just one side. I don't sleep on stomach. It's scary cuz this doesn't happen every night. Can't figure out the cause! It goes away in a few hours Usually. Thank u fibro warriors keep hanging in there! We have each other! ❤️L
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Iv had fibromyalgia since I was 3yrs old, the drs think I cud iff bin born with Fibromyalgia
Hi Robin sorry u started having this! So u wake up w red and warm face cheeks? Do u ever have 1 cheek normal and other one red and warm? I'm so thankful for this Group! When I've tried to share my symptoms w Non fibro people omgosh they look at me like I'm from outer space 🌌! Thanks everyone for ur Hugs, Answers and Support! God bless us All😇L
Thank u Margaret for the info. It gives me so much anxiety when it happens! I've been through a lot in my life but NEVER have I had something as bizarre as this 😖fibro monster to deal with! Over 12 years now... 😩. ❤️L
Yes its the fibromyalgia
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Yes, individuals with fibromyalgia can experience a red warm face as a
symptom. This can manifest as a rash across the nose and cheeks, often
referred to as the "butterfly" rash, which is a common symptom of
fibromyalgia. The rash can be uncomfortable, make it hard to sleep, and
cause self-consciousness. The exact cause of this rash is not fully
understood, but it may be related to an immune reaction that causes the
skin to become more sensitive. Additionally, fibromyalgia can cause dry
skin, which further intensifies the itchiness and rash. To manage these
symptoms, it is recommended to stay hydrated, use natural products on the
skin, apply sunscreen, eat healthily, and avoid fast food and refined
sugar. Treatments and medications are available to relieve the discomfort
and itchiness caused by the face rash.
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Does anyone wake up with red, warm face cheeks with fibromyalgia?
You're not alone in experiencing unusual sensations and symptoms that seem to come and go unpredictably. Fibromyalgia affects the central nervous system, which can cause a wide variety of symptoms throughout the body, including changes in skin sensations and Show Full Answer
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