I have all the same issues as you, literally. But I have seen a chiro for 3 months, and lots of money later, and still no difference in my pain. I'm just saying.

Ok.thanks. il just have wait it out and see i guess.thanks for replying.

Let me know if they can help you. I just got a lift for my right leg that goes in my shoe. It started creating problems with my right hip now. He told me to keep it up, but it's all so painful. I will keep doing what he says and hope for a better outcome, but I don't think this has much to do with my fibro. I'm not saying it couldn't have been part of the buildup, but correcting it isn't going to make mine go away. I'm hoping the best for you.

Well, just be careful, Time2. Not every chiro operates an honest practice. Afterall, most all of us do not have perfect spines. So naturally he will point out your irregularities on the x-ray and, naturally, direct you to come back for adjustments for the next six months.

Others will hop on this topic, because it seems that pain all over your body and migraines and fatigue (I think you mentioned some of this in earlier posts) will not necessarily result from a misaligned spine.

You may get some relief from massage, heat treatment, and stretching - if the chiro provides that - but, of course, you can do most of that yourself.

Who diagnosed you with Fibro and how did they do it? There are so many other signs and symptoms with Fibro that over time show their ugliness.

My routine doctor. Saw her 6 times in 4 months complaining of extreme fatigue and pain and stomach issues. Only thing blood test shows was vit d defficencey which ive been on tablets for 4 months now. I have pain in my sides which we thought could be kidney stones. However i saw a private chiropractor on thursday.showed me the xrays and theres alot of shading. Mentioned pnemonia but he is only a chiro so cant do anything about it.so i need to see a nhs routine gp doctor but i cant get an appointment for another 5 days time. Im going to try get a copy of the xray and take it into the doctors and push for a emergancy app.

Hi, I am new to fibro, but have had very bad back & neck issues for years with serious back injury 2.5 years ago. Doc who is (still actually) diagnosing me told me the traumatic injury could have triggered the fibro. From what I have read so far, there ate still many mysteries and unknowns with fibro. They are still unraveling causes and such. It does seem like having a weakness in one area makes your body more susceptible in another. So, having the back issues does not necessarily rule out the fibro.