Living with FibromyalgiaThis section is a place to share stories about Living with Fibromyalgia. Below are entries of those who have already shared their stories. We hope that you find their experiences helpful to your own situation. You may also Help others by sharing your story. To quickly access health information from your website's browser, download Fibromyalgia It started in Feb. of 2001. I thought i had the flu, but it lasted two months. Nobody knew what was wrong. I actually had one doctor tell me it just might go away. I switched doctors. The next doctor after about a year and a half diagnosed me with Chronic Fatigue Syndrom. That is all i did was sleep. Then the pain came and she wouldn’t help with the pain. I went to another doctor that diagnosed me with Fibromyalgia. My life totally changed. I didn’t have one anymore. I am so fatigued all the time. It doesn’t matter how much sleep I get, I never get into that REM stage of sleep. The pain is awful in the morning, my upper back, knees, hip, elbows, ect. You name it and it hurts. Also i have real bad PMS I just started on wellbutrin SR 150mg, it really isn’t working except i am sleeping for longer periods without waking up. It was supposed to help with my fatigue. I might ask my doctor to raise the dosage. I take percocets for pain. He doesn’t give me enough. I only have three a day. I also have Gerd which is caused from fibromyalgia. I take prilosec for that and it works great. I put on weight because i am too tired to exercise. It is real hard wanting to do things or go out but you don’t want to ruin everyones time because you get fatigued so fast. I hope this can help somebody. I didn’t have anything. It is real, don’t let anyone tell you its all in your head. Comments
February 2008
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