I'm so sorry you are having that pain.    I too had pain in Jan 2010.  A particulary huge and still happening bit of pain.

I have been having bouts of pain for I guess most of my  life.   Every doctor said take aspirin, advil, tylenol.   Yeah, whatever.   They never touched it. 

So 5 years ago, I blew out my knee.  My orthopedic doc said..1.  Come down from the 3rd floor

2. Lose weight.  3.  Here is some vicodin.

Another year went by, I was now walking with a cane, when I ventured beyond work and home.  I cried, I ranted, I raved about the pain.  Deaf ears, here is some more vicodin.

The winter was cold.  I don't do well with cold on a good day.  I went to my PCP.  She started pressing on different parts of my body.  Lo and behold I had all but two of the pressure points for fibro.  Then the doc says, I have suspected this for awhile, but when you say you are fine, I can't make a diagnosis.  Now it is fibro.   and bad.

She started me on a low dose of Cymbalta 30 mg once a day and Lyrica 75 mg at night.  Then when it seemed to help me she boosted it to 60 mg twice a day and Lyrica 300 mg twice a day.  I must say that the first couple of weeks on the Lyrica in the daytime was a little miserable. 

So I take my drugs, they seem to help.  In the meantime I take my vicodin when I need a little boost in pain reliever.

It's been almost 60 days now.  I have good days and bad.   Now my thyroid is giving me difficulties, my tsh is sky high and the ultrasound on my thyroid says there is nothing wrong with it.   So I go next week for MRI on my pituitary gland and a thyroid scan that involves 3 scans over the period of two days with pills to take.   

Get help, hon.  It may be post partum depression that is making it worse.  The doc told me that not sleeping at night seems to trigger more painful flareups.    I believe it.  When  I don't sleep well, I have a terrible day, but when I sleep well, the pain is almost insignificant.

My husband of 45 years continues to be amazed that I will be fine one minute and the next be wracked in pain and need my narcotics.

Some people, it takes 15 years to do a lot of tests ruling out other things before they diagnose fibro and get you some real help.  For me it was 12 years.

Good luck hon.

Candy