Definition: Xenix refers to a condition where an individual experiences severe pain or discomfort without having a physical injury. It can be caused by various medical conditions, such as muscle strain, injury from sudden falls, or certain medications that cause chronic pain. The specific nature and severity of xenix may vary, ranging from mild to severe pain, typically affecting the back, shoulder, or leg muscles. This condition is not a common occurrence in humans and usually requires professional attention due to its impact on daily functioning.
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