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Hello @robbinr. I was unable to find anyone else who has talked about this experience on Connect. However, with a little research, I don't think your situation is unique. Although brief, here is an article from PubMed, https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26259883.
<br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br>Wow, thanks Justin,<br>That is amazing to find such detailed a survey.<br>Regards,<br>Robbin<br> <br><br><br>
I wish I could take all of the credit, but we have to thank @colleenyoung for the heavy lifting.
Does anyone have any idea how to get rid ar at least alleviate inflammation? I feel like my body is burning itself up from inside. <br>
The acupuncture I've been doing since early January also alleviates my inflammation. The term they use is actually called internal "heat" that they are helping the body release.
<br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br>The use of Moxa is very effective for inflammation when getting acupuncture. Thanks for the reminder on how effective acupuncture is! Robbinr<br> <br><br><br>
Wanda, after all these years of FM suffering, and all the different kinds of pain, I have never experienced that feeling you described of "burning from the inside."
Thats a new description I've never heard or read about. I have pain some days it seems everwhere, and now I have arthritis which just adds to it. I didnt think it was possible to have more chronic pain then I already had with the FM. Ugh!!
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I did find a doctor in Houston (in my earlier years with this FM pain) that actually had been researching and trying different things with patients trying to find a cure. She had me giving myself injections of glutathione. It really helped a lot and I thought I was cured so I stopped doing it because it is a little pricey and the trips to Houston from where i live is a 5 hour drive, but back then i was much younger and i was willing to do/try anything. After a few years of much reduced pain; pain i could live with, it all came back (wuth a vengeance) when my only child died in 2013. I had to retire in 2014. The grief and the pain was too much.
The doctor's name (and I had found some of her studies online if you're interested in checking her out, is Patricia Salvato, M.D., Internal Medicine. I still have her address, phone # if anyone is interested. This was a long time ago. She may be retired by now. I haven't researched her in a long time.
Good luck, everyone. Bless you.
<br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br>I was diagnosed with Fibro in 1995 after spending many years wondering why I was so tired and hurt all over.<br>Recently, I had a really long flare of pain, but as it started to subside I felt like all my joints were sore and swollen.<br>As the swelling started to recede, I have had a couple of weeks of bladder urgency (no pain). I can’t go an hour without a bathroom.<br>Has anyone else had something like that happen?<br>Robbinr<br> <br><br><br>