Hi

I just wanted to know if anyone out there with fibromyalgia get alot of mingraines?

[supermomma531]

Yes migraines come with the territory. So does a lot of muscle pain and other things. If you google fibromyalgia, you'll be able to see the side effects and discomforts of fibromyalgia. There's a bunch of stuff that comes with this such as sore spine, backs hips,legs, tmj, facial pain,etc.I can't name everything but google it and you'll find out everything.

[FurballsMom]

Yes, but I was born with chronic migraine disorder, too.  I have already been following the suggestions in the post above for years.  I am doing well to even be able to post, as I'm in the middle of a flare and a migraine both, along with increased PNH activity that is not condusive to sleep.  And, sleep is already a major problem without the PNH driving me nuts.  If anyone has a good suggestion for the PNH that would work, I could sure use one.  I took my supplements I usually take for it and this time it didn't help.  It's all over and on top of my head, too--to go along with the migraine I already had.  I'm wondering if this is a residual reaction to the Tramadol that I have an intolerance for.  It made me itch all over the place for hours on end and didn't allow me to sleep the last time I took it.  I'm not taking it again.  The other side effects were really bad, too.  Now, I'm afraid to take it, because if I itch like that I know it's an allergy.

[igarfy]

Yes, that could be a slde effect. Call your doctor. So many of these drugs have worse side effects then the help they give. I have taken almost everyone of them. I hated the side effects on top of the pain. I now take Lexapro (antidepressant) Vicodin, and somethimes the muscle relaxant Soma.