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Could be possibly some form of fibromyalgia which is generally not well understood, but it is likely “neuropathic pain.”. Does applying heat to the area in pain
by twobitshifter 4y ago
Could be possibly some form of fibromyalgia which is generally not well understood, but it is likely “neuropathic pain.”. Does applying heat to the area in pain help?
- almog 4y agoThanks, that's actually a good guess but I forgot to mention that Fibromyalgia was an option I tried to get diagnosed for but it got eliminated, I think the main thing that convinced the doctor it isn't not Fibromyalgia was pain points testing: he applied pressure to specific areas but the pain is hardly affected by pressure (or heat, which you asked about). It's just there most of the time, feels a lot like how a stressed joint feels (to me at least), which is to say, mild and bearable but has an accumulative effect over time, a bit like the way noise can be ignored if you hear it for a short while less so once you realize you're stuck with it for 24 hours.