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Default Fibriomyalgia & myoclonus

Does anyone have FM with the complication of Myoclonus?

I have this combination and it is absolute agony and I can't find anything to get rid of the pain for longer than a couple of hours. Last night I didn't get to bed until 4am and was up at 8am with only 2 hours sleep.

This attack is including my whole left side, (have a forzen left shoulder too), left jaw, teeth and gums with myoclonic spasms all over the body neck head arms wrists fingers & feet and it seems the more I try to control my hands and fingers the worse the spasms become; takes me ages to type something like this out because every third or fourth letter I have a spasm,

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