M.D. Although fibromyalgia can be a primary condition, it more commonly occurs as a secondary phenomenon. Generally speaking, diseases that have fatigue as a prominent feature are those that may be complicated by secondary fibromyalgia. It is poorly localized and is perceived to be in the muscles, joints, nerves and bones.
Patients complain that they hurt all over and feel as though they have the flu.
Occasionally the pain takes on a sharper stabbing quality. Many patients report that the intensity of the pain fluctuates, but that it is never completely relieved. Eye complaints - including pain in or around the eye and focusing difficulty. Ear complaints - which include pain, tinnitus, hearing loss and stuffiness. TMJ pain - which includes clicking, catching, locking and stiffness.