Not all pain comes from muscles. The type, timing, and pattern of pain often point to nerve, joint, inflammatory, or visceral causes. Understanding pain characteristics helps in early diagnosis, correct referral, and better treatment outcomes. 📌 Save this for clinical reference 🔁 Share with students & clinicians 🔍 Key Reminder Muscle pain ≠ all pain. Listen to the quality of pain, not just the location. #PainScience #ClinicalReasoning #PhysiotherapyEducation #MusculoskeletalHealth #NeuroPain

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