- Pain associated with Fibromyalgia in men is related to pressure points, tender areas on the neck, back, hips, legs, arms and shoulders. The pain will often radiate out from those points.
- Fatigue related to Fibromyalgia can be debilitating in men, causing an intense brain fog in which productive thought or action is either impossible or very difficult.
- Often men will experience disturbed sleep, or sleep that is not restful due to Fibromyalgia.
- Irritable Bowel Syndrome, sensitive skin, restlessness, jaw pain and chronic headaches are other symptoms of men who suffer from Fibromyalgia.
- Lisa Lorden of TalkAboutSleep.com writes that men suffer from a lowered quality of life due to pain from Fibromyalgia. They may also experience depression because their expected role of breadwinner is compromised.
- According to NIAMS, Fibromyalgia requires a "team approach" to control. A physician is a good place to start, but physical therapy and a pain or rheumatology clinic are effective as well.
