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I have this pain that comes and goes and it will be a few weeks before i can be seen. The pain goes from the crease of my thigh - an area on my lower butt cheek a more specific area on the side of the lip and on the top where you would shave a landing strip (so its been called) it hurts and throbs periodically and it all on the left side of me. Any ideas? I've never heard of gland issues really but I can't tell it its swollen. There's no bumps and I can't feel anything under the skin but I know its getting irritated from me looking all the time. Its not the first time I've felt the pain and I have a yeast infection and I seem to only feel this pain when I have a yeast infection. Any ideas would be great please I'm sick of this !!!
Wow. Thank you for writing. I read some other posts about FM and this pain I have is in my vagina area only. The other posts were in their back and legs. Could it still be the same?
I too had intermittent systemic pain sometimes starting in my hand but travel throughout my body. This was years ago but I just realized that I may have been Hypo thyroid as I am now just educating myself due to a recent dx. Actually, it has been almost two years and I just adjusted my synthroid down and dr. is watching after the fact. I think you may have fibromyalgia and I self dx this because no dr. would commit to this, only depression. I took myself to Canada once a week for six months to a Accupressure Therapy Dr. and have been pain free since. The correlation between the Fibro and Hypo seems to be everywhere on the net. Good luck and have you TSH checked.
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