Treatment of endomysial inflammation is largely dependent on the underlying cause. In cases of autoimmune myositis, immunosuppressive therapies, including corticosteroids and immunosuppressants, are commonly employed to reduce inflammation. In infectious myositis, addressing the underlying infection is crucial. In drug-induced cases, discontinuation of the offending drug often leads to resolution of inflammation. Regardless of the cause, physical therapy may be beneficial in maintaining muscle strength and function.
