Yes, sometimes randomly sometimes from positions. I try shaking first to see if it helps, it doesn't. I change positions if possible. The pews at church are too high for me and hurt my legs causing the tingling. I ve resorted to taking a stool to raise my feet so there's no pressure. But usually I just deal with it.

Sorry you're hurting.

Thank u for taking the time to respond back

do me a favor, see how far back you can bend your fingers. are you able to bend the top joints without bending the rest? if you put your weight on your elbows while they are in a locked position are they straight, or do they slightly bend the OPPOSITE direction? can you touch your hands to the floor while standing up?

I ask, because often fibromyalgia is paired with a lesser known autoimmune disorder called Hypermobility Syndrome. I have it, and that tingling is what originally brought me to the doctor. tingling and numbness in my feet. it ended up being a result of my knees bending backward when I was resting them on the ottoman and pinching nerves.

I think that you should see a neurologist. Not everything is Fibromyalgia. Get it checked out. Better safe than sorry. Take care.

I have significant numbness and tingling in my arms and hands. I know I have degeneration in my upper spine/neck and I know I have damage from a climbing accident in 1988, but this is something that started about 1.5 years ago. I went to a specialist to have it checked out and he found nothing wrong. I have read that numbness and tingling can happen with fibro and that staying warm and doing gentle yoga or stretching can help. I try to do all of this every day and these symptoms do seem to be less now.

I have numbness and tingling, mostly in my feet. My primary doctor says I have raynauds syndrome. Sometimes my feet feel as if my toes have rubber bands around them. They get very cold. My hands don't bother me so much.

My legs will go numb whenever I sit in a hard chair. Try a different chair, move around more. My arms and hands are numb when I first wake up also. But it goes away when I start moving around. This used to scare the heck out of me, but now I'm used to it.

I also have numbness and tingling that is more neuropathy like pain. I've come to tell the difference between the two.

Thank u for all the comments

chiropractor has helped me. poor posture really brings on the numbness for me. Hope it's an 'easy fix' for you.

It does happen and I haven't found anything that helps other than just shaking out my hands in hopes it will go away. I hope you are feeling better! Hugs GB

I get numbness and tingling, but mostly in my fingers. Sometimes it only lasts for a few days. But I have noticed lack of strength in my hands. My grip and ability to grasp things. My pain doc says it's the fibro.

Yes i do. Party from back injury and fibro too. I recently started Lyrica and though i am not sold on it yet it does help with the numbness

I get it in my hands and feet. Most of the time I get it in my hands if I sleep on my side and tuck my hand under my head. I do not purposely do it. It just happens.

My feet are more painful. Especially in the winter in the cold. I have found that magnesium oil spray is awesome! I spray it on my feet and ahh, relief. It doesn't work as well on my hands. Putting my hands in warm water helps but I do not know why.

The only numbness I've had has been in the outside three fingers of my left hand. It's like the other pains I get, it comes and stays for a few months, then goes away and something else starts hurting. The numbness doesn't hurt though, so the only thing that bothers me is why it's happening. When I mentioned it to my doctor, she didn't get too excited about it, so I assume it's not a big deal.