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I don't know if I can pick one. Migraines are the worst I think, but even the dull aching pains in my joints get to be a nightmare over time. My back hurts a lot too, especially when I first wake up.

I think so! At least yoga really helps me, and that is basically stretching. It helps with the pain a lot. In my back, joints, muscles. I wish I had the energy to do it more.

What a horrible day! I am so sorry that you had such a terrible experience. I know there are days when I just can't get going and am in so much pain. I think we all get to that breaking point, but glad to have a place to vent. Hopefully you feel better now! :)

I wake up in pain a lot. It seems like if I roll over onto my stomach, my back it absolutely excruciatingly painful when I wake up. I used to be able to sleep on my stomach no problem. Also, I have this weird headache if I sleep on my right side or back. Ugh, so many weird things.

Thanks for the info! I have thought about it. I'm weary of new medications, but that is very helpful info. Knowing that the fatigue symptoms wear off is encouraging.

That is quite a story! I am so sorry all of this is happening to you. I hope that you get proper treatment and feel better. There are so many helpful tips on this forum for natural remedies too. It is so frustrating to be in pain all the time. :(

I have never heard of this before, but it is definitely worth a try. I know olive oil it good for you, and I don't know where to get olive leaf extract, but I'm going to look for it.

Yes! I have extreme pain in my hands and feet occasionally, and unfortunately it feels like nothing helps. I don't know what the heck it is. It is different from the arthritis pain. Glad to know there are others with this symptom!

That is great! I too have heard mixed reviews about Prednisone, but I am wary of taking it myself. It can have horrible side effects, but for some people works great! Glad you're one of them!

I think all pain is physical, because it is a physical symptom. However, yes, your brain can cause some of the pain, but that doesn't make it any less real. It all depends on the person and the situation.