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    I really didn't know where to put this, as I don't know what its related to. This winter I started having this weird burning, as in on-fire sensation in the back of my thighs and my butt. I am thinking its nerve related but is it IC related? Or is it a symptom of fibro? I don't think I have fibro cuz I don't have those trigger points. When I was on the nortriptyline the last couple of weeks it went away but now its back. It happens after I sit for only a short while, even 30 minutes. I eventually hop up and move around or I move forward in my chair at work cuz its uncomfortable.

    Any thoughts?
    Cindi


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    Please check in with your doctor.


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    • #3
      yes, make an appointment with your doctor. I do have fibro, and I can tell you that to get that diagnosis, all other conditions must be ruled out.

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      • #4
        A nerve problem could be due to something else, doesn't mean it's fibromyalgia. Could be a B12 deficiancy, diabetes, MS, spinal related, or a number of things. I also have nerve pain from my spine and it causes alot of burning. If your inflammed in that area, it could make it burn. Definetly see if a doctor can find out why it's going on. And ask them to try Neurontin or Lyrica for that instead of an antidepressant.

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        • #5
          I have that since I had a trial pain pump surgery. They put a catheter into my spine. Then after getting a spinal headache they drew blood (3 Tables) and put it into my spine for fluid. This cause something to happen to my back and now I have back, but and leg pain and it feels like shocks or burning pain. Probably when you are sitting you are compressing a nerve. My daughter has sciatica and she has this type of back pain. She is in PT.
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