Symptoms
Sore throat
Persistent throat soreness without infection or reflux may refer from longus colli, digastric and SCM.
Overview
Persistent throat soreness without infection or reflux may refer from longus colli, digastric and SCM. Identifying which muscle reproduces the patient's familiar pain on palpation guides treatment and often produces meaningful change alongside standard care.
Primary Symptoms
References
- • Travell & Simons — Myofascial Pain and Dysfunction
Medically reviewed by: Physio Energy clinical team — physiotherapists specialised in myofascial pain · Last reviewed:
