Category: Muscle Pain

Can dehydration cause muscle pain? A dehydrated individual may experience severe muscle pain. Dehydration is a factor that can cause muscle spasms. The increase in muscle spasms, especially in people after exercise, is also due to dehydration. Dehydration also can cause nausea, vomiting, dizziness, fainting, and seizures. If you feel muscle weakness or cramps, or if …

Bone pain vs muscle pain. It can be difficult to distinguish between bone and muscle pain, as they affect similar parts of the body. However, in general, bone pain is sharper, deeper, and more debilitating than muscle pain. In contrast, muscle pain is felt wider and it is difficult to pinpoint the exact point of pain. …

Vitamins for muscle pain. Some studies have shown that low levels of vitamin D cause increased joint and muscle pain. If you have muscle pain, these vitamins will be useful for you. Vitamin A, Vitamin C, B Vitamins, Omega 3s, Vitamin D and Vitamin K can all help to ease muscle pains. The more you do …

Nerve pain vs muscle pain. Muscle pain usually hurts when you use the muscle. Nerve pain is described as burning, crushing, numbness or tingling. It is a sharp pain and you may feel pain in the skin where the nerves are located. Also, nerve pain is chronic, while muscle pain tends to go away over time. …

Erector spinae muscles pain. The erector spinae muscles are three muscles: spinalis, longissimus, and iliocostalis. The muscle group extending along the spine is the hidden cause of many pains such as back pain and headache. If the erector spinae muscles are not injured, there may be temporary pain. Erector spinae muscle pain can have many causes. …