Likewise hun with RA had a bad day today but hoping tomorrow will be better. Best wishes to you all with RA and other painful conditions.Forgot to say I have RA and recently discovered I also have osteo
Likewise hun with RA had a bad day today but hoping tomorrow will be better. Best wishes to you all with RA and other painful conditions.Forgot to say I have RA and recently discovered I also have osteo
Hope you feel better soon .Hello
I have Crohn’s disease and recently been diagnosed with severe endometriosis, so thought this thread would suit me well!
Nice to know I’m not alone
I’m also wondering whether I have fibromyalgia too… I’ve heard it can be linked with endo. I’m 29 and feel I have joints of an 80 year old!
Fatigue, all over pain, stiff joints, issues regulating heat, ibs, hypersensitivity to touch/ pain the list feels endless.Hi folks, what are your main problems with fibromyalgia?
It’s awful as because they can’t see anything there must be nothing wrong. My rheumatologist said to do gentle exercise for 10 mins as longer can bring on symptoms.So glad I found this thread. I'm really struggling and have been for about 6 months. I've had chronic pain for 10 years and I've worked really hard to manage it and stay positive but I'm finding it harder and harder. Stress seems to completely almost paralyse me. I did some gentle Pilates yesterday and today had been a complete write off. Every joint, muscle, even my eyes hurt. No one seems to want to hear it anymore so I just don't tell anyone how bad I feel at times
I get back spasms and buttock. New to me too but wanted to say you're not alone. Horrid sensationRandom new symptom started at the weekend, back spasms! Not ideal when they just start when walking round the supermarket! Does anyone else get these and have any coping tips?
Good luckAwaiting my rheumatology phone appointment anytime now. Anxious :'(
Thank you Nurse was so lovely. She's going to make me an appointment to see an occupational therapist for my hands and is going to make sure my next appointment is face to face. Inflammatory markers are down a bit tooGood luck
Hi Pinkpascal, I really understand where you're coming from. My husband has CFS & I have Multiple Sclerosis. The fatigue is debilitating. Regarding the shower, you should have a look in Argos/Amazon for a shower chair. I was too weak to stand in the shower & would often pass out so I got 1 & OMG it is a life saver! They are a bit expensive but def worth the money bc it is used so often & just makes things so much easier & safer. Hopefully it could help you too.Just wanted to jump on and say hi. I've been diagnosed with long covid and finally have been referred to the Chronic Fatigue Team. Its got to the point where it is really affecting my life. I work full time and by the time i finish work I struggle to function. I cried in the shower because it took too much energy to shave my legs and wash my hair. I just want to feel normal again. I get a good 8 hours sleep at night and wake up and feel like i've been up all night.
The other day i went to a supermarket and carried a not too heavy bag but my wrist hasn't stopped aching since!!!
I'll definitely look into one of those chairs. I'm just so exhausted all the time. I was trying to explain something to a customer the other day and my brain went blank. Couldn't even remember what the item I was holding was called!!! Felt like a right idiot.Hi Pinkpascal, I really understand where you're coming from. My husband has CFS & I have Multiple Sclerosis. The fatigue is debilitating. Regarding the shower, you should have a look in Argos/Amazon for a shower chair. I was too weak to stand in the shower & would often pass out so I got 1 & OMG it is a life saver! They are a bit expensive but def worth the money bc it is used so often & just makes things so much easier & safer. Hopefully it could help you too.