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Manage Chronic Muscle Pain

Updated: Jul 8

What Is Chronic Muscle Pain?

Chronic muscle pain is persistent or recurring discomfort in the muscles that lasts for weeks, months, or even years. Unlike acute pain (which is short-term and often caused by injury), chronic muscle pain can be ongoing, often without a clear cause. It may feel like:

  • Deep aching or burning

  • Muscle tightness or stiffness

  • Soreness that doesn’t go away with rest

  • Pain that worsens with stress or physical activity

It’s often linked to conditions like:

  • Myofascial pain syndrome

  • Fibromyalgia

  • Chronic tension or stress

  • Poor posture or repetitive strain

  • Old injuries or scar tissue


Can Massage Help Release Chronic Muscle Pain?


Yes—massage therapy can be highly effective for managing and relieving chronic muscle pain.

Here’s how massage helps:

  • Releases muscle tension and knots (trigger points)

  • Improves blood flow to promote healing and reduce inflammation

  • Increases flexibility and mobility in stiff muscles

  • Interrupts pain signals and stimulates the release of endorphins (your body’s natural painkillers)

  • Breaks up adhesions and scar tissue that can restrict movement and cause pain

  • Calms the nervous system, reducing stress-related pain

Massage styles such as deep tissue, Thai massage, trigger point therapy, and myofascial release are particularly effective for chronic muscle pain. Regular sessions can offer long-term relief, help prevent flare-ups, and support overall wellness.

 
 
 

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