Which symptom is NOT associated with Costovertebral Angle Tenderness?

Costovertebral Angle Tenderness (CVAT) is primarily associated with kidney-related issues. It is elicited by palpating the area where the ribs meet the spine, generally to assess for kidney inflammation or infections like pyelonephritis. The typical symptoms linked with CVAT include pain in the kidney area and possible diagnostic considerations, where the presence of asymmetry may indicate an underlying medical condition.

A muscle strain, while it may cause discomfort in a similar region, is not directly related to CVAT. CVAT specifically points to conditions involving the kidneys, which is why pain in the kidney area and potential asymmetry are pertinent in this context. When muscle strain occurs, it originates from the muscle itself and does not cause CVAT. Thus, referring to muscle strain in this scenario does not directly relate to the typical diagnostic parameters of CVAT.