Seeking Muscle Pain Relief Treatment

When you should seek medical help for muscle pain relief

Although muscle pain relief is easy to self-administer because are generally temporary and goes away with rest, there are muscle pains that may signal more serious illness. When should you seek medical attention for your muscle pain relief?

Here are some situations where you should call the doctor:

Your muscle pain persists beyond 3 days You have severe, unexplained pain You have any sign of infection, like swelling or redness around the tender muscle You have poor circulation in the area where you have muscles aches (for example, in your legs) You have a tick bite or a rash Your muscle pain has been associated with starting or changing doses of a medicine, such as a statin

The following are more serious symptoms:

You have sudden weight gain, water retention, or you are urinating less than usual You are short of breath or have difficulty swallowing You have muscle weakness or cannot move any part of your body You have vomiting, a very stiff neck, or high fever