PARAMINTR CHAIVIBULPHOL,MD.

Myofascial pain syndrome (Office Syndrome)

Nowadays myofascial pain syndrome has become very common, due to repetitive work in front of computers. We hardly walk, stand, or even move. Moreover, while we use our mobile phones to text or otherwise, our heads tilt forward and shoulders curve. Consequently, we develop back and neck pain. This phenomenon is known as “Text Neck”. Text neck can lead to myofascial pain syndrome in the head, neck and shoulder region. Myofascial pain syndrome can be temporary relieved by massage. However, if the posture is not corrected, it will become chronic and dangerous to your musculoskeletal system. Moreover, myofascial pain is strongly related to migraine. If you suffer from severe migraine, myofascial pain syndrome treatment together with migraine prevention medicine is the best remedy.