AbstractTrigger points are defined

AbstractTrigger points are defined as areas of muscle that are painful to palpation and are characterized by the presence of taut bands and the generation of a referral pattern of pain. Tender points are areas of tenderness occurring in muscle, muscle-tendon junction, bursa, or fat pad. When tender points occur in a widespread manner, they are usually considered characteristic of fibromyalgia. Trigger points, which typically occur in a more restricted regional pattern, are indicative of myofascial pain syndrome. In some patients the two phenomena may coexists, and overlap syndromes can occur. Although experienced examiners can generally identify the same tender points, interrater reliability of trigger points has been low in most studies. There is continued controversy regarding the defining characteristics and homogeneity of myofascial pain because of the variability of the examination findings. In appropriately selected patients, it appears that myofascial trigger point injections can be helpful in decreasing pain and improving range of motion in conjunction with a comprehensive exercise and rehabilitation program.

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Abstract
Trigger points are defined as areas of muscle that are painful to palpation and are characterized by the presence of taut bands and the generation of a referral pattern of pain. Tender points are areas of tenderness occurring in muscle, muscle-tendon junction, bursa, or fat pad. When tender points occur in a widespread manner, they are usually considered characteristic of fibromyalgia. Trigger points, which typically occur in a more restricted regional pattern, are indicative of myofascial pain syndrome. In some patients the two phenomena may coexists, and overlap syndromes can occur. Although experienced examiners can generally identify the same tender points, interrater reliability of trigger points has been low in most studies. There is continued controversy regarding the defining characteristics and homogeneity of myofascial pain because of the variability of the examination findings. In appropriately selected patients, it appears that myofascial trigger point injections can be helpful in decreasing pain and improving range of motion in conjunction with a comprehensive exercise and rehabilitation program.

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Abstract Trigger points are defined as areas of muscle that are painful to palpation and are characterized by the presence of taut bands and the generation of a referral pattern of pain. Tender points are areas of tenderness occurring in muscle, Muscle-tendon Junction, Bursa, or fat pad. When Tender points occur in a widespread manner, they are usually considered characteristic of Fibromyalgia. Trigger points, which typically occur in a more restricted regional pattern, are indicative of myofascial pain syndrome. In Some patients the two phenomena may coexists, and overlap syndromes can occur. Although experienced examiners can generally identify the same Tender points, interrater reliability of Trigger points has been for low in most studies. The defining characteristics and homogeneity of myofascial pain because of the variability of the examination findings. Inches appropriately selected patients, it appears that myofascial Trigger point injections can be helpful in decreasing pain and improving range of motion in conjunction with a comprehensive exercise and rehabilitation program.

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Trigger points are defined as muscle areas of pain and are characterized by the presence of cattle. Tendon zone and finger pain pattern. Tendon point is the soft area in tendon. Spot, spot, spot, spot, spot, spot, enlarged person, they usually consider the characteristics. Fibrofasciitis is a typical regional manifestation of myofascial limitations. In some patients, the two phenomena may coexist, and the symptoms may overlap. Olhote went through an example. Generally speaking, in the thermal research, the sensitivity of three-point instrument and the reliability of disturbing water are always very low. According to the characteristics of myofascial pain and the definition of uniformity, due to the continuity of its changes. Results: in the selection of the right patients, three-point myofascial injection can achieve the best effect. Help to reduce pain, improve range of motion and comprehensive exercise and rehabilitation. Program.