THE SYMPTOMS OF FOOD ALLERGY INTOLERANCE/THE JOINTS AND MUSCLES: MUSCULAR ACHES (MYALGIA)
It is unusual to experience aches in the muscles that are not the result of over-using the muscles, or of a viral infection such as influenza. However, they are a feature of post-viral syndrome or, if severe, they may indicate a disease known as polymyalgia rheumatica. Tension can produce muscle aches, especially in the neck, shoulders and face. Misaligned vertebra can also produce aches and pains in the back, shoulders and neck, and these may respond to treatment by an osteopath.
More generalized, but mild, muscle aches may also be a symptom of food intolerance, although this is unusual. One group of food-intolerant patients who regularly include muscle aches among their symptoms are hyperactive Children.
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