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muscle pain, muscular atrophy, muscle pain, myalgia, pain, muscles, muscle aches, pains, common, involve more than one muscle, muscle pain, involve ligaments, tendons, fascia, soft tissues that connect muscles, bones, organs together, muscle cramps, joint pain, muscle pain, frequently related to tension, overuse, muscle injury from exercise, physically-demanding work, in these situations, pain tends to involve specific muscles, starts, obvious which activity is causing the pain, muscle pain, a sign of conditions affecting whole body, infections, the flu, disorders that affect connective tissues throughout the body, lupus, one common cause of muscle aches, pain is fibromyalgia, a condition that includes tenderness in muscles, surrounding soft tissue, sleep difficulties, fatigue, headaches, most common causes, tension, stress, overuse, using a muscle too, too soon, too often, injury, trauma, sprains, strains, muscle pain, due to, polymyositis, dermatomyositis, lupus, fibromyalgia, polymyalgia rheumatica, infections, an abscess, in the muscle, trichinosis, roundworm, influenza, flu, lyme disease , malaria , rocky mountain spotted fever , polio, many others, electrolyte imbalances, too little potassium, calcium, rhabdomyolysis, drugs, cocaine, statins, lowering cholesterol, atorvastatin, simvastatin, lovastatin, ace inhibitors, lowering blood pressure, enalapril, captopril, many others, muscle pain from overuse, injury, rest that body part, take acetaminophen, ibuprofen, apply ice, the first 24, 72 hours of an injury to reduce pain, inflammation, after, heat often feels more soothing, muscle aches from overuse, fibromyalgia often respond well to massage, gentle stretching exercises after a long rest period, regular exercise, restore proper muscle tone, walking, cycling, swimming, good aerobic activities to try, a physical therapist, teach stretching, toning, aerobic exercises to feel better, stay pain-free, increase workouts gradually, avoid high-impact aerobic activities, weight lifting, injured, in pain, sure to get plenty of sleep, try to reduce stress, yoga, meditation, excellent ways to help sleep, relax, home measures aren't working, call doctor, consider prescription medication, physical therapy referral, referral to a specialized pain clinic, muscle aches, due to a specific disease, follow the instructions of doctor to treat the primary illness, muscle pain persists beyond 3 days, have severe, unexplained pain, have any sign of infection, swelling, redness around the tender muscle, have poor circulation, in the area where have muscles aches, in legs, tick bite, a rash, muscle pain has been associated, starting, changing doses of a medicine, statin, atorvastatin, simvastatin, lovastatin, have sudden weight gain, water retention, urinating less than usual, short of breath, have difficulty swallowing, have muscle weakness, inability to move any part of body, have vomiting, a very stiff neck, high fever, doctor, perform a physical examination, muscle pain, did it start, how long did it last, where is it exactly, is it all over, specific area, always, in the same location, what makes it better, other symptoms occur, joint pain, fever, vomiting, weakness, malaise, difficulty using the affected muscle, a pattern, occurrences, have taken any new medications lately, diagnostic tests, blood tests to look at cbc, muscle enzymes, creatine kinase, possibly a test, lyme disease, a connective tissue disorder, physical therapy helpful, warm up, exercising, cool down afterward, stretch, after exercising, drink lots of fluids, after exercise, work, in the same position most, the day, sitting at a computer, stretch at least every hour, dannecker ea, self-care behaviors, muscle pain, j pain, 5(9), 521-527, goldenberg dl, burckhardt c, crofford l, fibromyalgia syndrome, jama, 2004 nov 17, 292(19, 2388-95.