Trigger points. Myofascial syndrome.
Trigger points are a key element of myofascial syndrome—its "face," so to speak. Without trigger points, myofascial syndrome itself wouldn't exist. In short, a trigger point is a source of tension in muscle tissue. It's the trigger for pain and the "face" of myofascial syndrome. But all of this describes what's happening at the macro level. What about the micro level? How are trigger points structured internally? And where do they come from, anyway? What causes trigger points?
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