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Im interested to know, who else has a tremor with their fibro symptoms? I developed a tremor at 19, followed by the rest of fibro symptoms.

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Cumbria uk
August 14
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A MyFibroTeam Member

Oh gosh..im so sorry, ive had mine 49 years..they started with feet and hand pains. The last couple of years they became worse along with multitude of new symptoms. My tremors effect my head, hands and internally in left side of my stomach. They all calm if I lay back on bed. If I stand up they start again. Many things are challenging to do. Thank you and wishing you well

August 15
A MyFibroTeam Member

I have tremors as well…makes it hard to do something’s, especially writing!

August 15
MyFibroTeam

Developing a tremor alongside fibromyalgia symptoms is something others in the community can relate to. Tremors can be part of the wide range of neurological symptoms that fibromyalgia can bring, and it's not uncommon for symptoms to begin at a young age.

Many MyFibroTeam members have shared experiences of symptoms that Show Full Answer

Developing a tremor alongside fibromyalgia symptoms is something others in the community can relate to. Tremors can be part of the wide range of neurological symptoms that fibromyalgia can bring, and it's not uncommon for symptoms to begin at a young age.

Many MyFibroTeam members have shared experiences of symptoms that are hard to explain to others, including unusual physical sensations that come with fibro. You're definitely not alone in this.

It may be worth discussing your tremor specifically with your doctor to make sure it's being monitored, as fibromyalgia symptoms can shift and change over time. Some things worth mentioning to your care team include:

- When the tremor occurs (at rest or during movement)
- Whether it has gotten worse over time
- Any triggers you've noticed, like fatigue or stress
- How it impacts your daily life

Tracking these details can really help your doctor get a clearer picture and work with you on managing it effectively.

August 14

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