Myofascialitis, also known as "lumbar back muscle injury", "low back fibritis", "lumbar back fascia pain syndrome", etc., is a common clinical disease in the spine department, and it also occurs in the neck, shoulders, chest and back. The symptoms are mostly pain at the onset site, mostly soreness and discomfort, muscle stiffness and stagnation, or a sense of heavy pressure. Symptoms aggravate after getting up in the morning or after the weather changes and catch a cold, but the pain is relieved after activities, and it often recurs. In acute attacks, local muscle tension, spasm, and limited activity. Chronic muscle pain, weakness, and soreness may occur repeatedly due to lack of thorough treatment in the acute phase, or due to repeated strain, wind-cold and other adverse stimuli.
