Muscle Spasms
Muscle spasms are involuntary contractions that can cause sudden pain and stiffness. They may affect a single area or spread across the body, and range from brief cramps to sustained tightening associated with neurological conditions.
Key points
- Involuntary contractions can twist a body part into an unusual position, cause tremors, or trigger uncontrolled blinking, and may be continuous or come and go.
- Triggers such as tiredness, stress, caffeine, or repetitive activities like typing can set off or worsen a spasm.
- Muscle spasms linked to a neurological condition are usually lifelong, though symptoms may ease over time with treatment.
- Whole-body muscle pain can signal an underlying issue such as an infection.
Medicines listed for Muscle Spasms
The listed products contain Cyclobenzaprine, Methocarbamol, baclofen and tizanidine, all of which act as muscle relaxants. In this catalogue, cyclobenzaprine and methocarbamol are also listed for acute musculoskeletal pain, while baclofen and tizanidine carry a spasticity indication. All four are tablet formulations.



