Myalgia

Myalgia is a clinical symptom characterized by pain, aching, or soreness originating within skeletal muscle and related soft tissues, such as fascia, tendons, and ligaments

Myalgia is a clinical symptom characterized by pain, aching, or soreness originating within skeletal muscle and related soft tissues, such as fascia, tendons, and ligaments

Myalgia is a clinical symptom characterized by pain, aching, or soreness originating within skeletal muscle and related soft tissues, such as fascia, tendons, and ligaments

It can affect individuals of any age or demographic and may manifest locally in isolated muscle groups or diffusely across the musculoskeletal system Clinically, it occurs across a spectrum of acute and chronic states, ranging from benign delayed-onset muscle soreness and systemic viral infections to autoimmune disorders, fibromyalgia, and drug-induced toxicities

It can affect individuals of any age or demographic and may manifest locally in isolated muscle groups or diffusely across the musculoskeletal system

Pathophysiologically, myalgia arises from the activation and sensitization of muscle nociceptors by mechanical strain, ischemia, metabolic stress, pro-inflammatory cytokines, or direct cellular damage Clinically, it occurs across a spectrum of acute and chronic states, ranging from benign delayed-onset muscle soreness and systemic viral infections to autoimmune disorders, fibromyalgia, and drug-induced toxicities

Pathophysiologically, myalgia arises from the activation and sensitization of muscle nociceptors by mechanical strain, ischemia, metabolic stress, pro-inflammatory cytokines, or direct cellular damage

Clinically, it occurs across a spectrum of acute and chronic states, ranging from benign delayed-onset muscle soreness and systemic viral infections to autoimmune disorders, fibromyalgia, and drug-induced toxicities