You wake up with aching muscles and a grin on your face, knowing that your exercise was effective. However, if you wake up every day with chronic muscular aches and pains, the issue is far more serious than a new workout routine. Most musculoskeletal issues, including persistent muscular pain, are treated by our trained and experienced staff.
We'll look at what's causing your chronic muscular pain and how we can help you get some much-needed relief in the sections that follow.
Identifying Muscle Pain
As previously stated, there are several distinctions between acute and chronic muscular pain, the most notable of which being the length. The muscular discomfort described above, which occurs after an exercise, is really severe and only lasts a day or two.
We also classify pain caused by muscular strains or pulls as acute since these issues are targeted and improve over time.
Muscle difficulties that last longer than three to six months are considered chronic, albeit these figures are simply suggestions, since we may detect a possibly chronic condition after only a month or two.
Chronic Muscle Pain's Causes
When it comes to persistent muscular discomfort, there are two major causes:
Exertional Compartment Syndrome (ECS) is a condition that occurs when a person exercises
Different compartments, which are groups of muscles, nerves, and blood vessels that are covered by a tough tissue called fascia, are found in your limbs. If you have swelling or bleeding in one of these compartments, the pressure might cause a lot of pain in your muscles.
Myofascial Pain Syndrome (MPS) is a kind of myofascial
Fascia is a strong connective tissue that surrounds the muscles in your body. This tissue gets inflamed in myofascial pain syndrome (MFS), which may cause significant muscular discomfort.
The sensitive and painful trigger points that may induce pain in muscles all throughout your body are the characteristics of this chronic pain illness. Although the specific aetiology of MFS is uncertain, it is thought to be linked to overuse, injury, and even stress.
Chronic Muscle Pain Treatment
If you're suffering from persistent muscular discomfort, we'll start by figuring out what's wrong. If we discover that you have compartment syndrome, we can generally resolve the condition with rest and medicine.
If we discover that your discomfort is caused by MFS, trigger point injections are our first line of therapy. We target the knots in your muscles and fascia that are creating difficulties using trigger point injections. To aid with the pain and inflammation, we inject an anaesthetic and a steroid into the tissue. Trigger point injections are used to relieve tension in your sensitive trigger points, allowing your surrounding muscles to relax.
We'll look at what's causing your chronic muscular pain and how we can help you get some much-needed relief in the sections that follow.
Identifying Muscle Pain
As previously stated, there are several distinctions between acute and chronic muscular pain, the most notable of which being the length. The muscular discomfort described above, which occurs after an exercise, is really severe and only lasts a day or two.
We also classify pain caused by muscular strains or pulls as acute since these issues are targeted and improve over time.
Muscle difficulties that last longer than three to six months are considered chronic, albeit these figures are simply suggestions, since we may detect a possibly chronic condition after only a month or two.
Chronic Muscle Pain's Causes
When it comes to persistent muscular discomfort, there are two major causes:
Exertional Compartment Syndrome (ECS) is a condition that occurs when a person exercises
Different compartments, which are groups of muscles, nerves, and blood vessels that are covered by a tough tissue called fascia, are found in your limbs. If you have swelling or bleeding in one of these compartments, the pressure might cause a lot of pain in your muscles.
Myofascial Pain Syndrome (MPS) is a kind of myofascial
Fascia is a strong connective tissue that surrounds the muscles in your body. This tissue gets inflamed in myofascial pain syndrome (MFS), which may cause significant muscular discomfort.
The sensitive and painful trigger points that may induce pain in muscles all throughout your body are the characteristics of this chronic pain illness. Although the specific aetiology of MFS is uncertain, it is thought to be linked to overuse, injury, and even stress.
Chronic Muscle Pain Treatment
If you're suffering from persistent muscular discomfort, we'll start by figuring out what's wrong. If we discover that you have compartment syndrome, we can generally resolve the condition with rest and medicine.
If we discover that your discomfort is caused by MFS, trigger point injections are our first line of therapy. We target the knots in your muscles and fascia that are creating difficulties using trigger point injections. To aid with the pain and inflammation, we inject an anaesthetic and a steroid into the tissue. Trigger point injections are used to relieve tension in your sensitive trigger points, allowing your surrounding muscles to relax.
