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Original Articles

Case Report: A Case of Chronic Musculoskeletal Pain Treated Successfully by Skin-rolling Massage

, M.D.
Pages 99-101 | Published online: 07 Jul 2016
 

Abstract

Background: Chronic pain of muscular or subcutaneous origin has been reported in the rheumatologic literature under different names for a long time and many treatment methods have been advocated.

Findings: A 41-year old male with chronic pain in the left chest area for 10 years and in the left buttock, thigh and popliteal areas for 4 years was diagnosed as, (1) thoracic radiculopathy and (2) fibrositis. Clinical findings were many tender points, widespread skinfold tenderness and a weak, atrophied left gluteus maximus.

The patient was treated with skinrolling massage to all areas of skinfold tenderness for one month and recovered completely from his pain.

Conclusions: Skinrolling massage can be an effective treatment for chronic pain patients with severe skinfold tenderness.

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