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Marshmello

677d

I just need somewhere to talk about this cuz doctors keep brushing it off as because I'm fat. I *can* lift alot of weight it doesn't hurt my muscles. but oh my God my poor joints. I carry a 40 pound tub of cat litter and it feels like my elbow I gonna pop out of it's joint and my wrist gets sore and each and every finger ends up in an insane amount of pain. I kick a ball across the yard and my entire leg up to my hip hurts like I body slammed into a brick wall. I can Carry multiple people at much withouts getting out of my breath but I put them down and everything feels compressed and squished and to loose at the same time. my bones fail my muscles. and have my entire life. and no doctor has ever listened to me.

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    • NoraLeigh

      676d

      I have the same issue. The thing is it doesn't matter how strong you are the weight continuously Weighing on your joints and Bones is going to make them fragile and weak no matter how strong. I've been big and small and when I was big and I lost a lot of weight my bone stop hurting so much my joints didn't hurt so much I was able to do things that I hadn't done in a really long time and then I got big again and then the pain was all too familiar. I'm working my way back down now.

    • AnimalBoy

      676d

      Yeah ive had this issue too and this pain and fatigue started while I was at a "healthy" adverage weight and it continued like that similarly through me both being underweight and overweight. At max I've been 80ish pounds overweight although my weight settles around 50ish over naturally, abled people at my size DO NOT feel this way and with conditions like this they always suggest loosing weight first, but that clearly isn't the route of the issue even if it helps. Even if it helped significantly that's still not the route of the issue and since whatever the issue is causes pain when active prescribing weight loss before treating your pain in any way is just going to end up unnecessarily like torture. If you consider dieting with no exercise that ends up hurting you too because now not only does it decrease what energy you already have it's also going to decrease whatever tolerances you have to the pain. It's backwards and ineffective. I've also noticed it happens much less, although still quite a bit, since I transitioned and doctors see me as Some Guy so theres that unpleasant aspect of it 😒

    • NoraLeigh

      676d

      Yea i know it stinks. That's always the first. Yea aging has definitely been a factor. Fibromyalgia runs in my family and it makes me nervous because I'm at the age when everyone in my family has been diagnosed.

    • NoraLeigh

      676d

      I have the same issue. The thing is it doesn't matter how strong you are the weight continuously Weighing on your joints and Bones is going to make them fragile and weak no matter how strong. I've been big and small and when I was big and I lost a lot of weight my bone stop hurting so much my joints didn't hurt so much I was able to do things that I hadn't done in a really long time and then I got big again and then the pain was all too familiar. I'm working my way back down now.

      • Marshmello

        676d

        @NoraLeigh I do understand that it's just, my bone shave hurt when I did anything for literally as long as I can remember. It didn't get worse as I got heavier either it just got worse as I got older. Even when I was a hundred pounds lighter they hurt just as bad. I don't doubt losing weight would probably help, it's just that I know it's not just because I'm heavy. There is something else going on. And it's incredibly frustrating that I can they a doctor to listen. It's always "lose weight first" which, considering genetically I have a extremely high chance of hashimoto thyroidis (tho a couple years back I didn't come back positive for it but they've improved testing recently so I'm due for another test) As well as some other family history disorders, I seem to have an incredibly hard time losing weight. I've been twisting and spraining my ankles since I learned to walk.

    • toby_closet

      677d

      I'm here if you need me 🙂

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