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Decoding Muscle Pain: Pathophysiological Insights for Clinicians

In 2021, over 56 million U.S. adults experienced chronic pain, with nearly 17 million suffering from high-impact chronic pain. The pandemic has only intensified these numbers, making pain management more relevant than ever. This is Part 2 of our ongoing mini-series exploring the science of pain. In this video, we focus on muscle pain — its causes, nerve involvement, biochemical contributors, and how our bodies interpret and respond to it. :📚 Learning Objectives: ✅ Identify the pain fibers involved in muscle pain transmission 🧠💥 🔍 Understand the role of receptors on free nerve endings in detecting ATP and acidic environments 🧪⚡ 🧩 Explore the impact of nerve compression on pain pathways 🧵🧠 💉 Learn how bradykinin and PGE2 contribute to muscle sensitization 🔬 ⚖️ Differentiate between allodynia and hyperalgesia in clinical settings 🩺 🌡️ Analyze how acidic pH levels affect muscle tissue — including chronic ischemia, myofascial trigger points, postural abnormalities, and myositides 🧍‍♂️💪🧬 If you like to earn CMES for this course, go to the following course link on DrBeen.com: https://members.drbeen.com/courses/pa... 🎓 Don't forget to subscribe, hit the notification bell, and stay connected with us on other platforms for updates, discussions, and more enriching content: 🌐 [DrBeen's Website] (https://members.drbeen.com/courses) 📘 [DrBeen on Facebook] (  / drmobeensyed  ) 📸 [Follow us on Instagram] (  / drbeen_medical  ) 🔗 Also, check out our other YouTube channel for additional valuable content: [DrBeen Medical Lectures] (   / @drbeenmedicallectures  ) 🙌 Thank you for choosing DrBeen Medical Lectures as your trusted source for advancing your medical knowledge. Together, let's foster a community of continuous learning and excellence in healthcare! 💙 #DrBeenMedical #MedicalEducation #HealthcareProfessionals #ContinuousLearning #MedEd #MedicalLectures #StayCuriousStayInformed #musclepain #chronicpain #typesofpain #painphysiology #atp #painreceptors #hyperalgesiavsallodynia