with pregnancy there's a tremendous increase in the amount of hormones in your body. along with weight gain your body is out of balance and your shape takes a different form. most women experience nausea and fatigue especially during the first three months of pregnancy. is it any wonder that fibromyalgia symptoms are often misdiagnosed and thought to be a normal part of pregnancy? there are few studies on fibromyalgia in pregnant women. however a study at temple university found that women with fibromyalgia had more symptoms of pain during pregnancy than women who did not have fibromyalgia. also fibromyalgia symptoms seemed to be exacerbated during pregnancy. pregnant women with fibromyalgia may experience significant pain fatigue and psychological stress especially in the first three months.
how does fibromyalgia affect pregnancy?