My ideas for Coffeebean are because I do know something about soft tissue (muscle, tendons, ligaments, etc.) and trigger points, but anything to do with bones is WAY out of my league.

I'm very sorry, too, about your migraines. I have gotten them from my first menstrual period (around the time I got FM) and all through my life. I get them sometimes when I'm on the computer too much or read too long. Bright light and strobing can bring them on, too.

I hope you are feeling better. Sending you gentle hugs. {{Mesafoxx}}

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I have simular problems and it is a nerve,we're trying to find it right now but doctor appt. and test are so far apart anyways please have this checked out..does it always stay and numbness and burning weakness or just pain

At 35, I was shocked that they would want to rush me off to the cardiac lab and do an EKG on me. It showed irregularity in my cardiac rythym. Which as you can imagined caused panic and anxiety at my age.

I was scheduled for a follow up EKG and an ECHO. Prior to that I took a look at what vitamins and such I was taking and realized I had started taking a new vitamin called B-12 right around when the pain started.

When I looked up the side effects of B-12 (although rare) it was exactly what I was experiencing. I discontinued B-12, and the pain and discomfort went away. My EKG returned to normal.

Who knew a vitamin could raise such havoc with the body and cause someone to appear to be having a cardiac episode? When they say check with your doctor for some of these things, they really mean it.

Just wanted to share.

Im mIchelle