You are right. 2-3 days prior I have severe insomnia and that's with Ambien. My pain is worse. Then the fatigue from the sleeplessness and pain cause a rut. I'm almost 50 and was hoping menopause would stop all of that. No menopause yet and I thought when I was younger it started way before 50. Never thought I would be happy to get a period but it sure helps once it begins. I hope once menopause hits this whole cycle will stop.
YES! Funny you should mention it. At this moment, I am in severe pain. It seems to come along with ovulation about 2 weeks before menstruation. I look at moon patterns, food patterns, flouride in water, chem trails.. all that. I don't think I'm crazy, I think the pain and desperation is driving me crazy. My doctors are worthless overpaid bums that shuffle me from specialist to specialist so they can bill my insurance. Meditation, staying active, staying positive, eating healthy... AINT WORKIN.. They are just mental bandaids to cope with the fact that I will be in different degrees in pain forever. Plan for it.
Thank you so much for responding.
I appreciate your encouragement.
Hello and hope you are doing well.
The pain sensitivity may change during the menstrual period and hence the perception of increased pain. Fibromyalgia patients may also experience an increase in mood swings and dysmenorrhea, menstrual pain strong enough to disrupt day-to-day activities. Women whose fibromyalgia symptoms worsen during their menstrual periods experience a steadier pattern of fibromyalgia symptoms after menopause, though not necessarily a lessening of them.
Hope this helped and do keep us posted.