Inflammatory Diseases Myositis : Causes, Symptoms, Diagnosis & Treatment

Pain in the hip

Pain in the thigh is an unpleasant or painful sensation caused by a pathological process in the bones, soft tissues, nerves, and vessels of the thigh. It can be constant, intermittent, short-term, weak, intense, dull, or acute. Often combined with edema, dysfunction of the limb. It is caused by trauma, inflammatory, degenerative, tumor diseases, and other factors. The etiology of pain is established based on complaints, examination data, radiography, CT, MRI, and other studies. Until the cause is clarified, rest is shown, sometimes analgesics can be taken.

Pain in the lower leg

Pain in the lower leg indicates the presence of a pathological process in the region of the tibia and fibula, soft tissues, blood vessels, and nerves. They can be short-term, constant, periodic, acute, dull, weak, intense. Often there is a connection with the load. To determine the cause of pain, radiography, ultrasound, CT, MRI, and other studies are prescribed. Until the diagnosis is clarified, rest is recommended; under certain conditions, it is acceptable to take painkillers.

Shoulder pain

Shoulder pain is a specific discomfort that indicates the presence of a pathological process in the bone and surrounding soft tissues. In some cases, pain is caused by diseases and injuries of the cervical spine, nerve trunks of the upper limb or distant organs. According to its characteristics, the pain varies from dull, non-intense, short-term to acute, severe, constant. Often there is a connection with movements. Diagnosis is carried out on the basis of a survey, examination data, the results of radiography, CT, ultrasound and other studies. Until the diagnosis is clarified, rest is indicated, sometimes it is possible to take analgesics.

Pain in the forearm

Pain in the forearm is a specific sensation caused by damage to the bones, soft tissues or nerve structures of the forearm. It can be acute, dull, local, widespread, periodic, constant, pulling, pressing, burning, shooting, aching. Sometimes it has a radiating character, provoked by injuries, limb overloads and other circumstances. The cause of pain is established by means of a survey, examination, data from imaging techniques (X-ray, CT, MRI), electrophysiological methods. Until the diagnosis is clarified, the hand is provided with rest. Sometimes we can take analgesics.