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In some cases, muscle pain is the result of simple fatigue; at other times, this manifestation is the consequence of trauma, inflammatory processes, excessive and incorrect use of the part, infections, systemic diseases or psychosomatic tensions. Muscle pains can also be neuropathic, immune and metabolic in nature.
Muscle pain ranges from simple discomfort to reduced mobility of the part involved. Myalgia can be transient in duration and resolve spontaneously. However, if this symptom is persistent and particularly severe, it is always best to see a doctor in order to get an accurate diagnosis. Depending on the triggering cause of the muscle pain, the doctor will indicate a specific and targeted treatment to solve or alleviate the problem.
Myalgia is the medical term used to indicate muscle pain and comes from the Greek "mys", meaning muscle, and "alga", meaning pain.
, overuse, trauma and minor injuries (sprains, tears, contractures). This type of pain is usually localized and affects only a few muscles or part of the body. On the other hand, generalized muscle pain can occur in the presence of some systemic diseases (such as gout, flu, etc.) or due to the side effect of a drug.
