Does anyone else have extreme fatigue and skin sensitivity/achiness (like the flu)?
I do at the moment. I have been in bed for the last few days with normal flu like symtoms such as high fever, headache, sore eyes ect and have felt too tired tired to even get up. (Not normal for someone like me who goes to the gym, plays sport and is a landscaper) The last day my headache has gotten a little better but my throat has become infected and my skin is very sensitive to touch, mainly around my back and chest. This has never happened before so I too was looking to find out if this was normal.
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Saturday, October 03, 2009 at 03:27 AM
My daughter has been experiencing these exact symptoms for quite some time, accompanied by weakness in her hands (i.e., it's been harder to pick objects up). She DOES have Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis, but it's only in one knee joint; these symptoms are all over. She is only 20 years old and not very active (she doesn't have energy to be more active). The skin sensitivity really grabbed my attention--that has been of longer duration, while the extreme fatigue and hand problems are relatively recent. I would appreciate any additional information.
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My wife does. Even rubbing her back or arms is painful for her. It seems to be more prevalent when there are overcast skies or storms approaching so I wonder if it is related to barometric pressure. She gets tired and very sensitive to touch, sore and achy all over. Does this sound like anything you are experiencing?
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i have suffered these same symptoms the last three years during the early spring only. the symptoms mimic the flu and the skin sensitivity feels like sunburn without the heat and this year is extremely annoying, particularly on my back, torso sides, and back of the arms. i am incredibly fatigued (unreasonably so) and can barely muster enough energy to get through my day. i am a night owl and don't usually go to bed until after midnight but lately have been calling it a day anywhere between six and nine o'clock in the evenings.
two years ago i had an mri for multiple sclerosis (the symptoms were very similar) but i can't imagine the temporary symptoms are indicative of the disease. i can only guess it's some kind of spring allergy. both previous years i have had the symptoms they disappeared weeks after appearing this same time of year.
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My 14 yr. old daughter has been fighting extreme fatige, flu like symtoms, sore throat, stomach/abdominal pains, constipation for about 2 weeks, now she has gotten EXTREMELY sensitive to touch all over her body(she says it hurts) and sore neck in the past 2-3 days. she's had a general -not feeling well- attitude all this time-at first had slight fever. She's going to bed anywhere from right after school to right after dinner-and is hard to get up the next morning. We have had blood work-CT-Stool check-taken antibiotics for cold/flu/achy all over feeling-twice. We have an appointment at a Gastro-DR.-for next Tuesday-because the pediatrician couldn't find anything-the CT-only showed swollen lymph nodes in lower abdomen area and a small cyst on her left ovary. She is not sexually active. I'm at a loss and getting more nervous by the day. I wish I could give you some good news-but I'm wondering myself.