- Fibromyalgia patients complain of pain that occurs in different parts of the body. It involves all four quadrants of the body, not necessarily just in one spot.
- When a fibromyalgia flare up occurs, there are usually eleven to eighteen sore pressure points on the body. When pressed or touched, pain is there.
- Pain in the body moves around. The pain may travel from one area of the body to another. Or, it may exist as a chronic pain in a particular area.
- This condition primarily occurs in women childbearing age. Men can be affected with fibromyalgia, but women have seen to be the affected by it.
- There are nondefining symptoms of this condition. It may cause night sweats, fatigue, memory difficulties and cognitive difficulties.
- Depression and mood disorders may also be associated with ones who suffer from fibromyalgia and also blurry vision, irritable bowel syndrome and even fluctuations in weight.







