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Return To Fibromyalgia FAQ Archive   Should I avoid caffeine if I have fibromyalgia? Answered By Eric Falwelle, Editor There is no known evidence that caffeine affects the condition of fibromyalgia as well as if it should be avoided. Since caffeine is a stimulant and a vasodilator, it may affect the sleeping pattern of a patient. It is better to avoid it since proper sleeping pattern is necessary for the treatment of fibromyalgia. keywords: Fibromyalgia | Caffeine Chronic Fatigue And Fibromyalgia

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