myalgia
pain in the muscles; muscular rheumatism.
Origin of myalgia
1- Also called myoneuralgia.
Other words from myalgia
- my·al·gic, adjective
Words Nearby myalgia
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How to use myalgia in a sentence
Of those breakthrough infections, 79 percent had symptoms, with cough, headache, sore throat, myalgia, and fever being the most common symptoms.
This 900-person delta cluster in Mass. has CDC freaked out—74% are vaccinated [Updated] | Beth Mole | July 30, 2021 | Ars TechnicaThere will be pain in the muscles of the buttocks, called myalgia; and pain at the end of the spine, called coccygodynia.
Intestinal Ills | Alcinous Burton JamisonMovement of the parts is also very painful; but usually not with the acute and agonizing pain which occurs in myalgia.
Neuralgia and the Diseases that Resemble it | Francis E. Anstiemyalgia is an exceedingly painful affection, and it is also much more common than was formerly supposed.
Neuralgia and the Diseases that Resemble it | Francis E. AnstieBut in such cases the deformity is accompanied by a pathological condition (neuralgic symptoms and local myalgia).
Pedagogical Anthropology | Maria Montessori
Dr. Prince transfers his men without rhyme or reason—all cases of myalgia and trench feet, too.
The War-Workers | E.M. Delafield
British Dictionary definitions for myalgia
/ (maɪˈældʒɪə) /
pain in a muscle or a group of muscles
Origin of myalgia
1Derived forms of myalgia
- myalgic, adjective
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