Muscle pain is discomfort that is felt in the muscles. It can be caused by a variety of things, including overuse, injury, and tension. Skeleton pain refers to pain that is felt in the bones or joints. It can be caused by a variety of things, including injuries, arthritis, and other diseases. Muscle pain and discomfort are symptoms of (or complications associated with) many different medical problems. In the vast majority of cases, stretching, strengthening and endurance Exercise, and rest are the major treatment options. If your pain is having a major impact on your life, however, or because it just doesn’t seem to get any better, we can help.
Muscle pain can result from: Injuries or strains – Common causes include repetitive use (overuse syndrome or sports injuries); or a single event, like a fall or car accident. Common causes include repetitive use (overuse syndrome or sports injuries); or a single event, like a fall or car accident. Joint problems – Joint dysfunctions can cause muscle pain on both sides of the joint. Joint dysfunctions can cause muscle pain on both sides of the joint. Joint inflammation – Inflammatory arthritis can cause muscle pain on both sides of the joint. Inflammation of an individual muscle is relatively uncommon (often caused by virus'), although large areas of muscle may be involved in upper respiratory infections, flu and other illnesses.
– Inflammatory arthritis can cause muscle pain on both sides of the joint. Inflammation of an individual muscle is relatively uncommon (often caused by virus'), although large areas of muscle may be involved in upper respiratory infections, flu and other illnesses. Muscle inflammation – Muscles may become inflamed from overuse or from viral diseases that cause fever. This is a common problem among young athletes.
– Muscles may become inflamed from overuse or from viral diseases that cause fever. This is a common problem among young athletes. Tendonitis – Inflammation of the tendons next to joints can cause pain (most often at the shoulder). Inflammation of the tendons next to joints can cause pain (most often at the shoulder).
Fibromyalgia – This condition can cause widespread pain and stiffness in muscles, as well as fatigue, sleep problems and depression. This condition can cause widespread pain and stiffness in muscles, as well as fatigue, sleep problems and depression. Autoimmune diseases
– Autoimmune diseases (such as rheumatoid arthritis and lupus) can cause skin nodules, unsteady gaits, localized pain, intestinal problems, kidney disease and other symptoms. Autoimmune diseases (such as rheumatoid arthritis and lupus) can cause skin nodules, unsteady gaits, localized pain, intestinal problems, kidney disease and other symptoms. Neurological causes – Several neurological diseases may cause muscle pain, muscle weakness and paralysis.
Remedies for muscle pain include: • Taking over-the-counter pain relievers such as ibuprofen or acetaminophen • Applying heat or ice to the affected area • Doing stretches or exercises that gently strengthen the muscles • Massaging the muscles • Taking a hot bath or using a heating pad