I'm
having a bit of a flare at present. It's affected my guts (as usual)
and also increased the pain in my lower back, and this time I've noticed
sharp stabbing pain in my joints - mainly my knuckles and knees. On top
of this the skin around my knuckles has decided to start splitting and
cracking open. It's really dry and no amount of creams rubbed in, or
drinking of water seems to have stopped it. The thing that's bothering
me the most is the stabbing pain in my joints - it's like the joint is
cracking or trapping a nerve for the briefest moment, but the pain
lingers for a couple of seconds afterwards - a really sharp pain like
someone's injected the joint with a needle that's too big for for the
job and then slowly removed it. It's disconcerting - especially when
you're serving a customer and handing them their change! I've thrown
more money at people this week than I've ever thrown at anyone before!
And it can happen even when I'm resting - watching t.v with a nice cup
of hot tea, one second firmly gripped, next second in my lap. I think I
should add 'scalding' and 'blistering of thighs' to the list of fibro
symptoms!
I wonder if anyone else has encountered this strange phenomenon?
(BTW
- I get stabbing pains in my muscles all the time so I'm used to
uncontrollable jerking movements. Just never had them in the joints
before.)
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