sam sarrha
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Sat Jun-11-05 06:43 PM
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I have sharp aching pains in the muscles near the joints.. my sholders are |
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bad..at the upper arms now, it used to be upper fore arms.. which was diagnosed as tendonitus but didnt respond..that got really bad for months.. now it is not totally incompasating but painful and the worry it will get worse.. very localized pain in the muscle near the tendon, close to the joint.been bothering me over a year. I am 56 and very tall,6'6"
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Sun Jun-12-05 10:09 PM
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1. i finally got a dx of fibromyalgia |
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after YEARS of making doctors shake their heads. it is basically a sleep disorder that causes pains in the muscles, near the joints. neck and shoulders are common spots, as is lower back. wrists and ankles too.
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Sun Jun-12-05 11:27 PM
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2. can you be more specific......????????? ??????????? |
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Mon Jun-13-05 09:12 AM
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Mon Jun-13-05 05:28 PM
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4. Yep, sounds like fibromyalgia to me too. The no sleeping is |
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the worst part of the problem for me. No sleep, no chance to heal. Good luck!
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Wed Jun-15-05 06:34 AM
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5. Internet Diagnoses Are Worth What You Pay for Them |
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I have an extensive collection of lower arm injuries, and what you describe sounds similar to what I have, which is most definitely not fibromyalgia. My arms were injured - by typing! - in 2001 and the injuries are so severe and permanent that I have lost full use of my dominant hand and am considered disabled. Tendonitis will not just "go away" especially if the actions that caused the tendonitis - like typing and mousing - are not stopped and/or seriously modified.
Of course, it may not be tendonitis, or tendonitis caused by overuse; tendonitis is often a symptom of diabetes. The plain fact here is that no one here can examine you and take a full history, and even if we could, it wouldn't do any good since nobody here is a doctor!
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Wed Jun-15-05 09:12 AM
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doctors have been shaking their heads and shrugging their shoulders at me ALL MY LIFE! and warpy, right here on du, was the first to say that it sounded like fibro. and now i am a new person.
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