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There are, however, some major differences between these two painful and debilitating conditions. It is helpful to have a good understanding of both conditions before the differences between the conditions can be fully understood. Fibromyalgia is a condition in which the main symptom is pain. Pain can be felt anywhere on the body and is typically experienced in more than one area, although there may be one area that is most painful. Most people with fibromyalgia also complain of fatigue.
This is the cause of gastrointestinal or bowel symptoms in people with cystic fibrosis. The most common bowel symptom related to cystic fibrosis is diarrhea. Stools also commonly appear greasy, bulky and foul-smelling. Stools may also appear pale and clay-colored [source: PubMed Health]. Another common symptom is blockage of the intestines, which leads to excessive gas, constipation and stomach pain. Intestinal blockage is especially common in newborns with cystic fibrosis. A distended, or swollen, abdomen is the result of severe constipation.