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Often times when I'm at work using my computer for awhile, I get episodes of light sensitivity where I have to squint and/or wear my sunglasses just to look at the computer screen. This only started happening a few months ago along with all of my other symptoms. Anyone else have this? It's very disconcerting.
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Good news that your eyesight is fine. I too was told by my eye specialist that is what I suffer with. This makes me wonder about the connection with bright lights and fibromyalgia
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Ok- yes to brain fog. I fact, I just started lyrics for pain and it’s increased the fog, though I’m told it will get better- curious about Aderall too… I need something! I have spent the last 20 mins… read more
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Does your brain fog and memory loss get worse under stress or is it consistent?
Couldn't agree more with Suzie. Because we tend to get isolated and because of the possible inflammation in our CNS because of Fibromyalgia, we need to be very aware of brain health. Part of that is… read more
I just go with the flow,if I can't remember it right then I will keep thinking till I remember😊 it,I just tell people I am having a fibro.fog day...
Today I had an argument with my husband and within minutes the soles of my feet hurt so much I had to sit down. The pain in my skin elsewhere also increased. Does anybody else have this happen to them?
@A MyFibroTeam Member let me know how that book works will ya?
Yes. It destroyed my confidence and my soul knowing I can't work like I use to. Talk to a therapist. I am still struggling with the changes I had to make regarding my career. I have a MBA degree and… read more
And brain fog?
Hi Sorry I have just seen this I haven’t been on for a few day. Yeah mines a little loud but it helps
Honestly the cooling dog mat really helps 😊 don’t get it from Amazon really expensive on there… read more
I have Fibromyalgia & Mixed Connective Tissue Disease
I get brain fog when I am over stimulated, stressed or have too much on my plate. It helps to slow down or break things into smaller tasks, or at times, set boundaries and just stop.