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ScientistInPain

Updated 1y ago

Finding Balance with Chronic Pain and Fibro

fellow chronic pain and fibro friends how many times a week do you incorporate movement. I do low impact sculpting classes that are about 30 minutes and really enjoy them but I find that too many days in a row sends me into a major flare up. I'm trying to find my balance but wanted to know if anyone has found what's worked for them? thanks!

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1Jonesy

2y

I have exercised 6 days in the past. Currently I do a few days on a few days off. And Walk in-between. But for me I feel it helps with pain management.
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ScientistInPain

2y

this is my plan to try for the next couple of weeks walking on the "off days".
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ScientistInPain

2y

do you still try to move on high pain days? I find it helps too much have trouble motivating on high pain days but also if I go too long without movement then that's more pain. It's a lovely cycle and I'm still trying to figure it out!
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Kandis

2y

I generally do a 20-30 minute full body deep stretch routine. I need it daily, but can feel the results when I at least get 3 days in a week.
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WhistleWhileYouWait

2y

For me it varies a lot, but for me the most long term helpful way to implement movement has been physical therapy. I've done several rounds treating what I now realize was some fibro related pain in neck and shoulders. After doing the exercises for over a month, I learn what feels good and makes me feel better. I am not perfect by any stretch, but I am much more likely now to stop and move my shoulder blades or stretch my neck or do squats. So I guess the TL:DR is biofeedback works the best for me.

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