Muscle pain can be related to injury, exercise, overuse or tension.

Treatment for muscle pain can be a simple solution or a long-term prognosis.

Speak to your doctor or massage therapist to help you get better soon. Also speak to your doctor to understand how much pain is way too much.

Describe Muscle Pain

How can you describe your muscle pain?

How To Tell Your Doctor/Massage Therapist About Your Muscle Pain

Make sure you let them know the LOCATION of your muscle pain!

Here is a list that you can use to help you describe your muscle pain.

Aches
Burns
Hot
On Fire
Stabbing or piercing
Tingling
Pins and Needles
Raw
Cramps
Throbs
Tiring.
Heavy.
Sore
Use the Muscle Pain Scale
Cramps
Fearful
Gnawing
Heavy
Stiff
Sharp
Shooting
Sickening
Splitting
Stabbing
Punishing
Hurts
Tender
Throbbing
Tiring
Exhausting
Noticeable
Sharp stabbing pain
Annoying Pain
Moving Pain
Killing Pain
Pounding Pain
Pricking Pain
Piercing Pain
Scalding Pain
Knot-like Pain
Intense Pain
Pulsing Pain
Tugging Pain
Tearing Pain
Pulling Pain
Nauseating Pain
Horrible Pain
Unbearable Pain
Electrified Pain
Zapping Pain
Deep Pain
Troublesome Pain
Intermittent Pain
On and Off Pain
Inconsistent Pain
Infrequent Pain
Extreme Hot Feeling
Burning Sensation
Freezing Cold Feeling
Extreme Cold
Swollen
Inflammation
Sensitivity to touch
Sensitivity to contact
Itching
Barely
Moderate
Severe Pain
Disabling
Debilitating
Reduces daily quality of life
Cannot live independently

Let your doctor know what is the concern and work together with a professional Muscle specialist to get back to your maximum potential without pain.

Don’t let muscle pain hinder you and your daily activities.

If you have unexplained muscle pain see your doctor.

If you have persistent muscle pain see your doctor.

Try treating your muscle pain with Registered Massage Therapy and Treatments.