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Sprains (Stretching or tearing of a tissue band called a ligament, which connects two bones together in a joint.) Stress fractures (Tiny cracks in a bone ...
A stretched rectum that comes out of the anus (rectal prolapse); Uncoordinated tightening of the pelvic floor muscles that slows blood flow to the rectum ...
Gentle stretches and light exercise may loosen tight muscles. Over-the-counter pain medicine may help control pain, but be careful to take these medications ...
The brachial plexus injuries experienced by newborns can range from a few stretched nerves to the tearing or rupturing of all nerves in the brachial plexus ...
You repeat words or suggestions in your mind that may help you relax and lessen muscle tension. For example, you may imagine a peaceful setting. Then you can ...
If you have an enlarged spleen, a less forceful trauma might cause rupture. Without emergency treatment, the internal bleeding caused by a ruptured spleen can ...
Rectal prolapse happens when the last part of the large intestine, called the rectum, stretches and comes out of the anus. This condition, which often is a ...
Nerves that have only been stretched may recover without further treatment; whereas, other injuries may require physical therapy. The most severe injuries ...
This medication can help decrease inflammation and allow your knee to heal. A physical therapy program also may be useful. Exercises and stretching can help ...
Do not inject into areas where the skin is tender, bruised, red, hard, thick, scaly, or in areas with scars, stretch marks, or is affected by psoriasis.
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