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Wynter01

445d

Does your whole body including your eyes itch at times? I've been dealing with this. I'm trying to figure out if it's the fibro or something else. šŸ„ŗ

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    • kateafranklin

      442d

      look into small fiber neuropathy. message me, I have it, and my full body itches and itā€™s terrible. Including my eyes.

    • kateafranklin

      442d

      look into small fiber neuropathy. message me, I have it, and my full body itches and itā€™s terrible. Including my eyes.

    • Leviross

      442d

      Part of fibro is sometimes when your eyes water it burns. Mine do it all the time.

    • FreyaB

      442d

      Hi, yes I get very irritated eyes. Thought it was just hayfever but then I found out it was a symptom of fibro after I was diagnosed.

    • Natasha82

      444d

      I take tramadol and was told they can cause extreme itching all over, I think fibromyalgia does also šŸ˜©

    • Dodo21

      444d

      Hi there. Yes, I have itchy eyes and sometimes are painful (like pins or needles or like something stuck under the lid) and watery, and I can't stand the light, even the artificial one. I suppose it is another "lovely Fibro gift". šŸ˜„

    • Hatchytt

      445d

      No but I have imaginary bugs and I don't talk about them but I require visible proof of insect life and I then destroy.

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