The most common fibromyalgia symptom in men is stigma. Men suffering from fibromyalgia may be regarded as weak, sluggish, or whiney. They may be accused of neglecting their family or avoiding their obligations. All of these evaluations are clearly unjust and may discourage men from getting therapy. On paper, a stiff upper lip and stoic demeanour seem wonderful, yet many men suffer unnecessarily because they are expected to be tough and powerful.
Fibromyalgia is no laughing issue, with symptoms that often make it difficult to get out of bed. The following are 14 fibromyalgia symptoms and co-occurring illnesses that men may experience.
Concentration and memory problems (sometimes referred to as "fibro fog")
Migraines or headaches Migraines or headaches
Feelings of pins and needles
IBS is an abbreviation for Irritable Bowel Syndrome.
Nausea
Lower gastrointestinal problems, such as constipation, diarrhea, and gas
Insomnia and severe exhaustion are examples of sleep problems.
Anxiety, despair, and other mental health issues
heightened sensitivity to heat and cold
Problems with equilibrium
Joint aches and pains
Sensitivity to emotions
Spasms of the muscles
Anger and irritation (which sometimes conceal sadness or other mood problems)
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