What is the symptom of myositis?

Myositis is a broad term used to describe common inflammation of bones and muscles The causes of myositis vary from autoimmune diseases to infections and trauma In addition, the uncommon causes also involve the intake of food, such as statins and phenoxyacids, which can cause myositis The presence of myositis can be determined by assessing the level of creatine kinase in the body Creatine kinase is an enzyme that stimulates biochemical reactions Normally, it adds phosphates to sarcosine to provide energy to muscles However, after muscle injury, the cells will decompose and release creatine kinase into the bloodstream, resulting in an increase in the level of this enzyme There are four most common types of myositis According to the actual causes of patients' inflammation, targeted treatment measures should be taken Myositis ossificans progressiva is a rare autoimmune disease involving skeletal malformations It usually involves athletes with blunt force injuries It is suggested that people with myositis should rest more and take anti-inflammatory drugs properly Surgery is generally not required unless it interferes with movement Fibromyalgia is a chronic but non threatening disease Its obvious symptoms include pain in skeletal muscle and soft tissue, sleep disorder, migraine, fatigue and so on Normally, it affects the patient's neck, back, shoulders, hands and pelvis Women are more susceptible to this myositis than men Treatment includes antidepressants, NSAIDs, exercise, relaxation techniques and physical therapy Idiopathic inflammatory myopathy is a disease that affects connective tissue and can cause muscle weakness and persistent inflammation Dermatomyositis is a kind of congenital myopathy including rash Although it cannot be cured, physical therapy, drugs, rest, orthotics and hyperthermia can be used to control the disease Polymyositis is another kind of congenital myositis, which is also a rare disease that can not be cured In addition to muscle weakness and inflammation, there are symptoms such as dysphagia It can be treated by medicine and physical therapy, but the effect of radiotherapy and other methods needs to be further confirmed Sporadic inclusion body myositis is also a congenital myositis The main symptoms are muscle weakness and degeneration It is most common in the elderly, and the incidence rate of male is higher than that of female The disease is also rare and incurable, but can be controlled with drugs and physical therapy.