Not sure if this is fibro related or not? I started out with some burning in the hip, and some shooting pain then the itching started. With a few days of 90 outside and storms moved in and now the itching has started and right side of my face tingling and half of my lip. I never had the itching before, the rest i guess is fibro related because it happens all the time.
Good morning Gina, Itching can be from fibro, other health issues, drug reaction or even dry skin.
But the shooting pain and tingling you describe doesn't sound like fibro or at least not anything I've experienced from FM. Have you had any back problems or pinched nerve issues before? I get tingling and numbness , but it's all back related for me.
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I agree with WW bout the tingling and numbness. My neck and lower part of face is numb most of the time and Ive brought it up to numerous doctors but they have no clue why unless its the hydrosyrinx (cyst) that is INSIDE my c spine (neck)
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Good morning Gina, Itching can be from fibro, other health issues, drug reaction or even dry skin.
But the shooting pain and tingling you describe doesn't sound like fibro or at least not anything I've experienced from FM. Have you had any back problems or pinched nerve issues before? I get tingling and numbness , but it's all back related for me.
No known back issues, Dr has done the nerve test study and found nothing. The itching has gone and has been replaced with knots in my neck and arms. Husband has Bio freeze from his therapy and it is helping with the knots and pain in the neck.
My first reaction to itching was also possible drug reaction. May be its possible to fall in the category of allodynia type pain?? No idea on that.
The nerve pain in your face, if unrelated to your jaw, could be coming from the trigemenal nerve. It has a branch across the top, across cheek, and lower closer to jaw level. Sorry I don't know a great deal about it, could be a neuralgia type pain.
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