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If they have both appeared at similar times, there is likely to be a connected (although it is difficult to provide any conclusive information without further details). Often, the bacteria in the intestines becomes disturbed after an infection, which can allow opportunistic yeast to colonize the area. Not only does this cause irritation and inflammation in the abdomen but, should microbial translocation (eg moving from gut to the bloodstream) occur, then symptoms can begin to appear all over the body. Try severely reducing your carbohydrates for a few days and, if you feel something of a die-off reaction but an improvement in your muscles, then you have your answer.
Hope this helps, Marek - London Nutritionist
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Posted by velliammal
had typhoid twice. then the stomach started to get irritated if oil changed or if the food was infected_irritable bowel syndrome. now there is muscle inflammation are these two connected?