Multiple symptoms... what could it be?

[Sbw9875]

Thank for the answer. I looked up fibromyalgia and that really sounds like me.
Hopefully I'll get in to see the doctor soon.

[feelbad]

that doctor thing would really be a great idea considering.just wanted to mention something to you tho that i remebered when i reread about the gum issue?in some cases/people, a certain level of actual bacterial type infection within the gums/teeth area CAN possibly cause a systemic type of infection which can casue a very wide array of similar symptoms to yours.it wouldn't hurt to when you see your doc to make certain to mention the teeth issues too.once a more localized type of bacterial infection actually hits the bloodstream,it can create a host of problems/symptoms.just thought i would throw that out there for ya.the difference between just an 'infection' vs treating something bacterial and systemic would require something like cipro to get rid of not just your plain old antibiotics.you do need some bloodwork done tho,really.hope things get better after you get a chance to see your doc and have this all evaluated and the labs done.please let us know how you are doing,K? FB

[Sbw9875]

There isn't anything wrong with my mouth like gingivitus or anything.. I just saw the dentist last month and everything checked out fine.

[Bengie]

Originally Posted by Sbw9875

There isn't anything wrong with my mouth like gingivitus or anything.. I just saw the dentist last month and everything checked out fine.

ok then you have sensitive gums. try brushing your teeth with baking soda to toughin them up. (old timey cure that my grandma had me do to make mine stop bleeding when I was a kid)

[butrfligirl28]

A rheumatologist is the best doc to see for these symptoms. They can diagnose Lupus, Fibro, ect. when other doctors cannot. It takes an average of a year to be diagnosed with fibro because other doctors don't know enough about it and how to diagnose it. See a rheumy now, and find out what's wrong. Good luck!