The difference between bone pain and muscle pain is as follows: 1. there is a difference in degree, generally the degree of bone pain is significantly stronger than muscle pain. 2. there is a difference in nature, although the difference between the nature of the two pains is rather vague, but in severe bone pain episodes, there is often a stabbing pain, while muscle pain is mostly soreness and swelling. 3. there is a difference in location, there are many patients themselves can distinguish which part of the pain is This is due to the fact that both have a very rich distribution of sensory nerves, and patients sometimes have a clear localization of the pain themselves. In addition, when examining the patient, pressure can be applied to different parts of the body to determine which part of the body is in pain.4. The aggravating factors are different. Muscle pain induces significant pain when the patient flexes and extends the joints and makes the muscles tense, while bony pain is significant when the patient holds weight and the bone is squeezed by external forces. In clinical practice, the presence or absence of percussion pain can be determined by tapping on the area of the bone to determine if bone pain is present.