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Can fibromyalgia manifest as joint pain? or is it mostly non-joint pain?

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Dr. Brian Chimenti answered

Specializes in Sports Medicine

Both: Both, but more muscle than joint.

Answered 4/19/2013

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Not really: By definition fibromyal;gia does not involve true joint pain but rather pain in structures around the joints - tendons, bursae and muscles if there is true joint pain then there may be more than one process ongoing.

Answered 4/17/2014

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