Endometriosis (had a hysterectomy), IBS, chronic migraines, depression, anxiety.

Thanks for the response, I also have chronic migraines and currently have the diagnosis of IBS although waiting on celiac tests and potentially needing a colonoscopy also. I was previously diagnosed with depression but I seem to be doing much better. Its interesting and a little sad to sad all the things that we have to live with

Many of us also have other ailments. I have degenerative disc disease, osteoarthritis, anxiety, depression, hypertension, and possibly MS. We all deal with each ailment differently. Some people take meds, others just deal with the pain. Welcome to the board.

Several of us have more than one diagnosis, though they're often not related to FM, as in my case. Most people have things wrong with them, it's just to what degree, to quote a doctor I respect. Welcome, and I recommend Fibro for Dummies as the guidebook if you don't own it already.

My daughter has fibro, POTS Syndrome, chronic migraines, and IBS. She also has acid reflux really bad. She is fighting anxiety too.

Welcome to the group! I'm also suffering with Lupus, Raynauds, and Sjogrens. You didn't mention what you suffering with? These are my actual diseases, the list could go on with all of my problems such as arthritis, anxiety, depression, insomnia, and IBS. HA. It gets discouraging having so many problems at 36.

Welcome! I just joined this group recently as well. I, like many others, suffer from many things: Fibro, IBS, endometriosis, super bad migraines, anxiety, depression and insomnia. Good luck with the possible colonoscopy. I had one and its isn't too bad actually - just the prep part kinda sucks. If they put you on IBS medication, I would ask about side effects (I had some really bad ones from Linzess). If you want to ask me about it, feel free. Anyhow, good luck and welcome! Feel free to reach out if you ever need to talk. Also, like twinmomab said, it stinks to have so many problems at such a young age, I'm 32, but it's nice to have people to talk to about it.

Hello. I have Fibromyalgia, RSD/CRPS in my right foot & leg, PTSD, Spondylolisthesis in my lower back & sacrum. Things like chronic sinus problems, bowel problems & bladder problems too, these are related to the Fibro. Also adrenal fatigue. It gets old. I've found that eating better has really helped the IBS. No caffeine, sugar, red meat, no gluten, alcohol, chocolate. No chocolate is just the worst!!! Eat lots of vegies, some fruits, chicken, turkey, fish. Lots of water. I do have 1% milk occasionally & mozzarella cheese sticks. Avoid aged cheese. Take a good probiotic. Good luck. Gentle hugs.

Hi. I have fibromyalgia, osteoarthritis in my hands and knees, sleep problems, PTSD, OCD, Major Depressive Disorder, and anxiety. I have diverticulitis as well. Not much fun, but I survive.

Hi. I also struggle with, IBS, Restless leg syndrome, chronic fatigue syndrome and anxiety. As if the fibromyalgia isn't bad enough. All of these othere conditions have progressively developed over time.

I have severe Rheumatoid Arthritis, Sjogren's Syndrome and asthma. Oh yes, hypothyroidism and bipolar disorder. Fibromyalgia is the last disease I got - probably between 2009-2010 although it was not diagnosed and treated until 2013. I also get Restless Legs Syndrome, but my intestines are doing pretty well the last while.

Hi all and thanks for the responses , so glad to know I'm not alone in this , to those asking what I have , I have Fibromyaglia and Chronic Migraines , have only just been diagnosed with fibro however have had symptoms for two years plus which spiked a year ago when I have Glandular Fever. There are many weird things going on with me and at this point I don't know if they are fibro related or not but will keep you updated. Also re. Colonoscopy , probably wont be needed now as it turns out I have an intestinal infection which mixed with IBS may have mimicked crohns , although this doesn't explain why I have had chronic abdominal issues it does explain why they have been alot worse recently!

There is a whole laundry list of medical issues that can be associated with Fibromyalgia. Here is a list that doesn't include everything:

•Irritable Bowel Syndrome
•Osteoporosis
•Endometriosis
•Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
•Sjogren's syndrome
•Crohn's disease
•Multiple Sclerosis
•Raynaud's Phenomenon
•Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
•Anemia
•Morton's Neuroma
•Seasonal Affective Disorder
•GERD
•Interstitial Cystitis
•Yeast Infections
•Bruxism
•Low Cytokine Levels
•Hypoglycemia •Cardiovascular System
•Nervous System
•Sexuality

I also recommend that you purchase the book "Fibromyalgia for Dummies." You can find it on Amazon. It will give you a comprehensive overview of this complex illness and a lot of ways you can try to manage it. Welcome to the group!

I found a link with an even more comprehensive list for you and all of our newbies out there:

http://www.fmaware.org/about-fibromyalgia/overlapping-conditions/

Hi Yes, I have many of the aboved named problems and diagnoses. UCTD (Lupus Like Illness--autoimmune), depression, allergies, sinusitus, low back problems (surgery in January), anxiety, insomnia, thyroid problems....to name a few...