Sir,—I read with interest the paper by Kahraman and colleagues on the effect of i.m. diclofenac on suxamethonium-induced myalgia [1]. Diclofenac, administered i.m. to conscious patients, is painful and has a tendency to cause sterile abscesses. Its use to ameliorate suxamethonium myalgia could be a case of a "remedy worse than the disease". Pretreatments have been tried previously but all have ...

confirm this. Attlee et al. suggested that a streptococcus, which they had isolated from the throats of their patients, was responsible, de Rudder in analysing the epidemiological data of poliomyelitis and epidemic myalgia was impressed by the similarity of the two diseases and he suggested that the latter was a variant of poliomyelitis. The disease chiefly affects young people under thirty yea...

how to cite this article : aminzadeh v, hassanzadeh rad a. a report of guillain–barré syndrome with myalgiaand mild weakness. iran j child neurol. 2014 spring; 8(2):70-72.   we report a rare case that revealed severe myalgia as the chief complaint that is not mentioned in the list of frequent symptoms of guillain barré. guillain-barré syndrome (gbs) is an acute inflammatory demyelinating polyne...