FIBROMYALGIA SYMPTOMS

The range and harshness of Fibromyalgia Symtoms differ from person to person. The extensive, chronic pain widely expressed as deep or burning is considered as the common most Fibromyalgia Symptom. Such pain is more common in the body, hips and shoulders but is rarely experienced in the hands or feet. It is noticed that it develops slowly and hampers the simplest routine activities also. Some more Fibromyalgia Symptoms that have been found most commonly occurring besides the pain as stated above are:

• Tiredness that hinders different work including routine activities
• Problems related to sleeping like difficulty in falling or staying asleep, waking up with tiredness
• Experiencing stiffness at last for an hour in the morning
• Headaches
• Constipation or diarrhoea linked to irritable bowel disorders
• Problems related to the memory along with difficulty in concentrating
• Anxiety or depression
• Influenza like feeling accompanied by bearable to severe body aches, tiredness and often intestinal related problems or disorders
• Pains in the joints and muscles typically after physical or emotional stress, specifically during the nights, while waking up from sleep or in the morning
• Periodic episodes of milder or no symtoms and often worsened conditions
• Worsening conditions of pain due to poor sleep, fatigues, stress or overexertion
• Other common symptoms include: premenstrual disorders and painful periods
• Chest pains, cognitive or memory mutilation, numbness or itchy tendency, skin sensitivities, dry eyes and mouth, dizziness
• Allergies, hormonal fluctuations especially during premenstrual and menopausal phase.