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MEA website poll on joint pain and ME/CFS

charles shepherd

Senior Member
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2,239
The ME Association Website poll for November is on joint pain

Please vote via the home page on the MEA website:

http://www.meassociation.org.uk/

Overseas votes are welcome in this month's poll

Votes so far:

The MEA Quick Survey

  • To what degree does join pain occur in your ME/CFS?
    • severe (29%, 12 Votes)

    • moderate (44%, 18 Votes)

    • mild (7%, 3 Votes)

    • occasional (10%, 4 Votes)

    • never had joint pain (10%, 4 Votes)


      Total Voters: 41
    ENDS
 

Iquitos

Senior Member
Messages
513
Location
Colorado
I didn't have joint pain for the first 22 years, then about 10 years ago it started, so I voted for severe as that's what it's like now. It started mild, went to moderate and then severe.
 

OverTheHills

Senior Member
Messages
465
Location
New Zealand
Oh dear I had none for the first ten years but the last few months hands feet and hips have been intermittently very painful. The worst thing is the trend, which is increasing severity and frequency. I ticked occasional.:cry:
 

Little Bluestem

All Good Things Must Come to an End
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4,930
I second the "Oh dear". I didn't have any joint pain for the first 27 years, but I am now having knee pain with increasing frequency. I am also having back pain, but I injured it over a year ago and it has been painful ever since, although the current pain is not in the area originally injured.
 

NK17

Senior Member
Messages
592
Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear!
Pain and aches of all qualities and natures here.
Joint pain, muscles pain and neuropathic pain.
There are the more episodic types and then the constant ones.