Re: thoughts on foot and ankle pain and fibro

[Guest guest]

Hello, girlsaylor.

I have to say that my ankles and feet are the least painful area on my body. In

general, my pain is pretty much evenly balance all over my body with some extra

along my entier spine. Interesting hypothesis, though.

Take care.

J in East Northcentral Minnesota

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It just hit me-

Many if not most or all of us, have painful feet/ankles/lower legs.

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In fact, does any fibromyte NEVER have pain in any of those areas?

[Guest guest]

I don't have much, if any, pain in these lower extremities. I get pain above

the knee in my thighs, and upwards from there. I imagine if I were on my feet

more regularly, this might change. I have sympathy for those of you who do, as

it makes your ability to walk so difficult.

Jeanne in WI

It just hit me-

Many if not most or all of us, have painful feet/ankles/lower legs. I recall

that the ankles and feet have the largest concentration of bones, joints,

tendons, ligaments, of any other similarly-sized area of

the body. If most fibromytes suffer pain in some area of the foot/ankle, it

would make sense, due to all the tendons and ligaments tying all those bones

together. Today my lower legs, ankles, and entire feet are hurting from the

fibro. Most usually the most severe pain in

the feet is from the instep down to the ball of the foot and throughout my

toes. In fact, does any fibromyte NEVER have pain in any of those areas?

girlsaylor