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Q: Always in pain

asked by: chod17 on January 26th, 2009

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I'll start by saying it started when i was 18. one day i was watching tv and i was in real bad pain. ever scince that day, I have been in pain all the time. My neck, back, ribs, everything really hurts. I don't know what it is. I am 24 now and still noone seems to know what it is. Doctors think i'm depressed, I know it sounds crazy but i know what i feel and it's pain. If i'm depressed it's from the pain. I don't know if it is fibermyalga or lyme disease. or something else. I feel like i'm traped in a body of a 60 year old in pain. I'm scared and i don't know what to do. Please help me have a normal life.

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Laughlivexlove

replied on February 9th, 2009

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Probably fibromyalgia.

I also suffer from the same problems. You should go see a rhuematalogist, they will work much harder to diagnose your problem. It sounds to me like you have fibromyalgia though. Do you have any other problems or symptoMs that concern you?

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