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Hypertension And Onset Of Fibro

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Arenas del Rey

I haven't been diagnosed with fibromyalgia but looking around the internet and forums like this, it's the nearest thing I have seen. My symptoms are mild - fleeting pains around joints and fatigue some days although I manage to get to the gym a couple of time a week and for sure my symptoms are not as extreme as some described on here My question related to onset and whether my experience rings bells with anyone. In September 2016 I experienced localised pain around my left heel. It continued… read more

July 19, 2017
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A MyFibroTeam Member

Hi and welcome.
I'm relatively new here and not diagnosed yet either. The difficulty with fibro is it's an umbrella term for a huge and vast array of symptoms which present in varying degrees of severity, duration and on set.
Try monitoring your symptoms, use pain scores but don't put everything down to possible fibro. I'm just back from the chiropractor (he found a trapped nerve which was the cause of muscle weakness, shooting pain etc).
😊

July 19, 2017
A MyFibroTeam Member

Im sorry to hear that.
A good history (so what's been going on, when it started and how it's affecting your life) is really effective.
I wish you all the best

July 19, 2017
A MyFibroTeam Member

Interesting point - there was indeed an emotional trauma - it has the feel of an auto-immune reaction - think I'm just going to have to find a doctor who can figure it out.

July 19, 2017
A MyFibroTeam Member

Do you mean your history ? Heal fracture ?
Now there is some medical experts who believe that onset is due to a trauma. (Any whether it be physical, emotional or chemical.) the brain cannot distinguish between these insults it's just an injury. The body, emotion/ whatever hasn't healed properly (a cascade affect occurs as systems are interlinked) and then goes rather crazy. But ????? I don't know - I ain't a doc.

July 19, 2017
A MyFibroTeam Member

Thank you cheeky, good point. I still don't understand the history though.

July 19, 2017

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