Would You Primarily Describe Your Pain As "burning"?
Because, for the most part, I wouldn't. Only in my neck and when I feel like I have what I call a pinched nerve somewhere, but that's not often. I just read an article that only described fibromyalgia pain as burning and/or like the muscle is being torn apart or something along those lines. Which of you can relate to that and who cannot? Because mine is more of like a radiating ache that feels like something heavy and stiff has pumped into my body somehow. Like there's an intensely achy pressure⦠read more
My pain varies. It is sometimes a burning pain, shooting/stabbing pain, or achy. It always seems to be different. The way my last doctor described it, was that its not just one kind of pain its that people with Fibro just experience everything, including pain, about 5/6x stronger than everybody else. But again, it is still a very misunderstood illness and everyone is going to have different experiences.
I experience pain of different sorts. I do get a lot of burning but I when I am really bad I also get the feeling that my blood has crystalized in my veins and is cutting me from the inside out. My tender spots, you touch them I hit you. I cannot poke under my sides where my ribs are, the tops of my shoulders the insides of my elbows, the tops of my knees.....blah blah blah.....it is God awful isn't it?
Only me feet burns but then something else hurts more and forget about that( hahahaha)
Some times my feet burn really bad I'm in constant pain and for me exercise makes it worse i have tried water therapy makes it worse pain π just takes the edge off i can't walk very far that's one of the reasons why i don't go out to the store or anything
Yes, very much a dull deep ache. But my skin used to burn. And it's super sensitive to everything.
Full Flair/throwing Up???
Pain
Tingling