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Yes fibromyalgia affects the muscles, ligaments and tendons, throughout your entire body. I also have osteoarthritis in my fingers and toes.And throughout my body. Emu cream for hands and toes.
Oh yeah. My hands get so sore somedays, it’s Hard to get a grip on things I have to pick up. I don’t have a spot on my body that doesn’t have soreness or pain.
Yes sadly I had RSI and then fibro. Shooting pains through finger and thumb. Fingers feel sprained. Stinging all way up to my elbow and if I push through it goes into the shoulders and feels like a trapped nerve for up to a week.
Agony but gentle thera band and stretches work best for the shoulder. Fingers and hands pace activities and try to stay off computers/ phones
Definitely more in my fingers but can feel my wrists and muscles in my arms hurting
Yes, wrist, forearm, and finger pain are very much part of the fibromyalgia experience for many people. Fibromyalgia can cause widespread muscle pain, and it doesn't play favorites when it comes to which parts of the body it targets.
Many MyFibroTeam members report pain, cramps, and spasms in various areas of the body Show Full Answer
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