Musculoskeletal pain affects the muscles, bones, tendons,
nerves, and ligaments. It can be chronic (long-lasting) or acute (having a quick
arrival with severe symptoms). Also, it can be constrained in any particular
area, or wide-ranging.
The most common type of musculoskeletal pain is lower back
pain. Other common types include myalgia (muscle pain), stress fractures, and
tendonitis.
Causes of
Musculoskeletal Pain:
Anyone can suffer musculoskeletal pain, which is most frequently
caused by an injury to the joints, bones, tendons, muscles, nerves, or ligaments.
This can be caused by sprains, fractures, dislocations, jerking movements, falls,
car accidents, and direct blows to the muscle.
Musculoskeletal pain can also be caused by prolonged
immobilization or poor posture.
Moreover, overuse syndrome can also cause musculoskeletal
pain. Overuse injury affects almost 33% of adults. The most common work-related
diagnosis in Western society is lower back pain from overuse.
Symptoms of
Musculoskeletal Pain:
The symptoms of musculoskeletal pain differ from person to
person. Also, the symptoms depend on whether it is acute or chronic and whether
the pain is caused by an overuse syndrome or injury. Common symptoms include:
- · Burning sensation in your muscles
- · Stiffness or aching in the entire body.
- · Twitching muscles
- · Feeling of your muscles have been pulled or overworked
- · Widespread or localized pain that worsens the movement
- · Sleep disturbances
- · Fatigue
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