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For fibromyalgia..is this normal?
I have fibromyalgia. Im 17 (was diagnosed at age 9) young, I know. Sometimes when the pains hit me I have trouble speaking and i stutter often. My words slur. Kind of like a drunk. Trouble thinking and its like my brain gpes on pause . Also my hands go numb and usually 2 or 3 of my fingers curl in towards my palm (I can't control it).. i was just wondering if this has been reported before as it is happening more often and really I just feel helpless when it happens.
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HELLO,
IT'S RARE FORM OF DISEASE, CAN BE CONTROLLED BUT NOT CURED.
SUFFICIENT SLEEP, HEALTHY DIET, WITH MEDICINE GIVES SOME RELIEF.
DULOXITINE20MG ONE AT NIGHT FOR LONG PERIOD.
CAPSULE PREGABANYL ONE AT NIGHT FOR LONG PERIOD. Can GIVES YOU SOME RELIEF.
O. K, BYE.
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