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Myalgia or
muscle pain is a
painful sensation evolving from
muscle tissue. It is a
symptom of many diseases. The most
common cause of
acute myalgia is...
- Eosinophilia–
myalgia syndrome is a rare,
sometimes fatal neurological condition linked to the
ingestion of the
dietary supplement L-tryptophan. The risk...
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Fibromyalgia (FM) is a
functional somatic syndrome with
symptoms of
widespread chronic pain,
accompanied by fatigue,
sleep disturbance including awakening...
- redness, rash,
inflammation at the
injection site, fatigue, headache,
myalgia (muscle pain), and
arthralgia (joint pain),
which resolve without medical...
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classification D ICD-10: M79.1 –
Myalgia (excl. myositis) ICD-9-CM: 729.1 –
Myalgia and myositis,
unspecified MeSH: D009209
External resources MedlinePlus:...
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enzyme tryptophan synthase.
There was a
large outbreak of eosinophilia-
myalgia syndrome (EMS) in the U.S. in 1989, with more than 1,500
cases reported...
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pains and
aches of the muscles,
specifically in
areas near the spine.
Myalgia side
effects can
occur up to one or two days
after the
treatment takes...
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outbreak of this
disease on
Bornholm Island entitled "Bornholm disease-
myalgia epidemica", and this name has persisted. In 1949 the
Coxsackie B virus...
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elsewhere (e.g., the brain). This
muscular defect typically results in
myalgia (muscle pain),
muscle weakness (reduced
muscle force), or
premature muscle...
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Multiple epidemiological studies traced an
outbreak of eosinophilia-
myalgia syndrome (EMS) to L-tryptophan
supplied by
Showa Denko,
which resulted...
