1. Pain that changes places
The pain can occur in different regions of the body throughout the day or overnight, with no fixed pattern. It could be on the shoulders today, legs tomorrow or back, making it difficult to identify a specific focus.
2. The burning sensation on the skin
Some people report burning or heat on their skin, even without redness, injury or visible change. The sensation can occur in isolated areas or spread throughout the body.
3. Sudden shock or kicks
Sensations similar to small electrical shocks, snapping or quick kicks can occur, which appear unexpectedly and disappear without apparent cause.
4. Tingling
It is common to feel numbness or tingling in the hands, feet, arms, legs or even face, even without nerve compression detectable in exams.
5. Feeling swelling without any visible swelling
The person feels “swollen”, heavy or tight parts of the body, even though there is no real increase in volume during the physical examination.
6. Pain to the touch of light
Stimulations that usually do not cause pain — such as a gentle touch, a handshake or bedsheet contact — can be perceived as painful.
7. Itching without dermatological cause
There might be a persistent or recurrent itching, with no allergies, skin damage or visible changes that cause symptom.
8. Fever feeling without fever
Some people feel chills, heat waves or the impression of being feverish, even with normal body temperature.
9. Muscular stiffness
It often feels stiff in the body, especially when waking up or after staying in the same position for a long time, making simple movements difficult.
10. Intense fatigue
Deep and persistent fatigue, which does not improve with rest. It can occur even after light activities or on days without physical effort.
11. Mental fog ( fiber fog )
Difficulty of concentration, slow reasoning, and sense of “entangled” mind, interfering with everyday tasks.
12. Having trouble finding the words
During conversations, there can be frequent breaks to remember simple words or complete sentences, even without structural cognitive change.
13. Frequent forgetfulness
Engagements, recent tasks, or simple information can easily be forgotten, impacting both personal and professional routines.
14. Dizziness or feeling fainted
You may experience feelings of instability, light-headedness, or a feeling that you are going to pass out, especially when getting up or standing for a long time.
15. Huzzling in my ear
Continuous or intermittent noises, such as cackling or whistling, can occur even without detectable auditory changes.
16. Increased sensitivity to stimulus
Strong light, loud sounds, intense smells or variations in temperature can cause significant discomfort or worsening symptoms.
17. Constipation and diarrhea
Changes in bowel function are common, with periods of trapped bowel alternated with episodes of diarrhea, often without identifiable organic cause.
18. Pain with clothes or accessories
Wearing bras, belts, elastic bands, watches or tight-fitting clothing can cause pain or discomfort to contact.
19. Sleep is beyond repair
Even after sleeping for several hours, the person wakes up tired, with the feeling that the body did not rest properly.
20. Constant feeling body in alert
The body remains in a state of tension, as if it is always ready to react, making it difficult for physical and mental relaxation.
