I think the term you are thinking of is FIBROMYALGIA, a very painful and chronic condition. If you do a Google search for fibromyalgia you'll get a million hits or more. Phil
Myalgia is defined as Muscular pain or tenderness
Myalgia is also known as another word for muscle pain. The cause for muscle pain is over-stretching and/or overuse of muscles or muscle groups.
Not sure
myalgia
Myalgia
Thomas Inman has written: 'Ancient faiths and modern' 'On myalgia; its nature, causes, and treatment'
Myalgia means pain in the muscles and is not a surgical procedure
Myalgia NOS stands for myalgia not otherwise specified and is a general term used to describe muscle pain that does not have a specific cause identified. It is often a symptom of an underlying condition such as injury, infection, or overuse of a muscle. Treatment typically focuses on managing the pain and addressing any underlying causes.
Myalgia means "Muscle pain". So no, it is not a surgical procedure.
The disorder is known as " Myalgia" in which there is weakening of the myofibrills present in the muscles. They start degenerating due to various causes related to immune system or may be a general muscle loss. The possible causes of myalgia is loss of the myofibrils or the elemental constituent of the muscle. There is another disorder known as myopathy which is characterized by destruction of muscle fibers by own body immune mechanism, In order to tackle myalgia, you can add chole-calciferol to your diet and lessen the consumption of carbs in your daily diet
Myalgia is the same as muscle pain. Myalgia is the medical term for muscle pain.
muscle pain
myalgia
Myalgia
Myalgia