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 Fibro flare up I was finally diagnosed with Fibro 2 years ago. pain started around the age 45.Countless drug therapy has caused me to gain 75 lbs and loss part of my hearing, permanent vertigo Extremely high C-reactive protein. Now, I am taking 6 to 7 medications. I too, feel that no one understands the joint and muscle pain or the tiredness. Some days I just want to sleep other times I am extremely active and I do as much as I can. Then I pay for it. I have had success with Provigil in keeping me awake during the day. Lyrica caused the permanent Vertigo and hearing loss. Cymbalta is a life saver for me and a good Psychiatrist really is a good investment and life saver. Mine tries to help me manage pain and really understands drug interactions. I go to a RA dr for the treatment of the Fibro. Sometimes I feel like a pin cushion from all the blood test. I am now being check for low Vitamin D can’t get in Sun at all now because of bad drug reactions in the past. Now, I have to take a Statin because my inflammation level CRP is a 36 and could cause heart problems even thou my cholesterol is very low. I take one day at a time and enjoy it and when I am low I read or watch movies and try to do crafts. take care you all. April 2009
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