In case you haven't already noticed,fibromyalgia seems to be a catch all diagnosis. It's a set of symptoms, but they aren't often tied to anything. A few of t

In case you haven't already noticed,fibromyalgia seems to be a catch all diagnosis. It's a set of symptoms, but they aren't often tied to anything. A few of the systems seem to remind me of my mother whom has recently been diagnosed with a pinched nerve in combination with known severe TMJ and migraines. (She apparently had a continuous migraine for about 15 years). My main advice would be to seek out the experts, and try to find the ones who are able to admit what they don't know. UPenn is the first place that properly addressed my Mom's TMJ, and that in itself has made a huge difference. She's ended up helping them modify some of the textbooks. Just as general advice, I'd highly focus on neurologists at first. You could also consider sleep centers, as the good ones do extensive tests and collect information that is harder to gather at any other location. I wish you luck.