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I have very dry eys nose and mouth and vert dry skin I am being sent to rheumatology as twh thwy think i have an auto immune condition

March 15
A MyFibroTeam Member

Fibro!

March 5
A MyFibroTeam Member

Its fibromyalgia

March 5
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Are dry, itchy, watery eyes and blurry vision related to fibromyalgia?

While eye symptoms aren't typically listed among the most common fibromyalgia symptoms, many people with fibromyalgia do experience increased sensitivity to various stimuli, including bright light. This heightened sensitivity is part of how fibromyalgia Show Full Answer

Are dry, itchy, watery eyes and blurry vision related to fibromyalgia?

While eye symptoms aren't typically listed among the most common fibromyalgia symptoms, many people with fibromyalgia do experience increased sensitivity to various stimuli, including bright light. This heightened sensitivity is part of how fibromyalgia affects the central nervous system.

Blurry vision and difficulty focusing can also be part of "fibro fog" - the cognitive difficulties that many people with fibromyalgia experience. Brain fog can affect how you process information and may impact visual clarity or concentration.

The itching you're experiencing might be related to fibromyalgia's impact on your nervous system. Itchy skin is a real symptom that affects many people with fibromyalgia, though it's often overlooked. This happens because fibromyalgia changes how your central nervous system processes sensations.

However, dry, watery eyes specifically could have other causes worth exploring with your doctor. It's important to get your eye symptoms checked out to rule out other issues and find the right treatment approach for relief.

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