Patient presents with complaints of muscle aches (myalgia), described as [character of pain: e.g., dull, aching, sharp, throbbing, burning] and located in [location of pain: e.g., bilateral thighs, lower back, generalized].  Onset of muscle pain was [onset: e.g., gradual, sudden] [timeframe: e.g., two days ago, one week ago] and is [frequency: e.g., constant, intermittent].  Patient reports [exacerbating factors: e.g., movement, exertion, rest] worsen the pain and [relieving factors: e.g., rest, stretching, over-the-counter pain relievers] provide some relief.  Pain severity is reported as [pain scale rating: e.g., 3/10 on a numerical rating scale].  Associated symptoms include [associated symptoms: e.g., fatigue, stiffness, weakness, fever, headache, rash].  Patient denies [pertinent negatives: e.g., chest pain, shortness of breath, trauma, recent illness].  Review of systems is otherwise unremarkable.  Physical examination reveals [physical exam findings: e.g., tenderness to palpation in [location], normal range of motion, no edema or erythema].  Differential diagnosis includes [differential diagnosis: e.g., fibromyalgia, polymyalgia rheumatica, viral infection, medication side effects, electrolyte imbalance, overuse injury, statin-induced myopathy].  Assessment: Muscle aches (myalgia) likely secondary to [presumptive diagnosis: e.g., viral illness, overexertion].  Plan:  [Treatment plan: e.g., Recommend rest, ice, compression, elevation (RICE therapy), over-the-counter pain relievers such as ibuprofen or acetaminophen.  Patient education provided regarding proper stretching and hydration.  Follow up if symptoms worsen or persist beyond [timeframe: e.g., one week].  Consider further investigation if necessary, including [further investigations: e.g., laboratory testing, imaging studies].]