Patients who complain of myofasciitis in their anterior tibial muscle are mostly suffering from chronic pain due to a sterile inflammatory reaction in the muscle and fascial tissues attached to the anterior tibial margin, which can be due to overexertion, cold, moisture, trauma, etc. It can also be due to chronic micro-injuries in the attachment of the anterior tibial muscle, causing fibrosis and scarring of the muscle and fascial tissues in the anterior tibial margin, forming painful points and The painful points of fibrous nodules can be caused by slight stimulation. Patients mostly complain of pain at the anterior edge of the calf, with recurrent episodes, usually dull or sore, and a few patients can have severe pain, which can be alleviated by light activity at the same time, and the symptoms can be alleviated by applying heat, and the painful points can disappear after symptomatic treatment, and the painful nodules can also disappear when the symptoms are relieved. Local muscle spasm can occur when the symptoms are severe, and the symptoms can be reduced or disappear when the inflammation is loosened.