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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: USA
Posts: 151
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: USA
Posts: 151
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Originally Posted by daniella
A pain doctor I saw also stated that the trigger points for dx is not accurate. To the OP how is your D levels? I thought I was told that low D can also be a sign of fibromyalgia. Though my mom has low D and does not have fibromyalgia but does have osteoporsis. So even if you have low D does not mean you have fibro. Just a thought.
I often wonder since I developed other conditions too if one causes another or a person becomes more sensitive to conditions/problems. Who knows. When I have asked doctors some times they say it is a fluke.
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I really believe the words "FLUKE" or "A FLUKE OF NATURE", are listed in the dictionary of medical terms". More than one doctor has relied on those words to describe some of my maladies which makes it hard for me to argue or ask more questions (a good way to shut us up). It's a wonder they don't say, "It's an act of God", and be done with it.
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