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Muscles gradually turning more and more lumpy - what is happening to the tissue?

InitialConditions

InitialConditions

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Anyone relate to this? My forearms (the underside) are especially bumpy at the moment. It's like the muscle fibers are gradually changing and forming small (millimeter-sized) lumps. Is this phenomenon described anywhere?

Note these are not hard, painful, or muscle trigger points (which I'm all too familiar with :mad:).
 
Seven7

Seven7

Seven
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I get bumpy, when my body is particularly painful. I heard something about phosphorus metabolism but never had a straight answer on my case.
I always assume was my very small lymph nodes or like lymph net just becuase when I see the diagram was always on that aérea. But not sure
 
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