Sentences with phrase «if nerve and muscle»

Even if nerve and muscle function could be completely restored in the arm, biological hands are too complex for surgeons like Aszmann to rewire.

Not exact matches

Some common signs that will give you an indication of belly growth include muscle spasms, soreness and tenderness around the belly button area, and muscle achese Most women, especially if you happen to be a first timer, tend to mistake sore abdominal muscles during pregnancy for the baby's kick; that is just a misconceptiono The fetus hasn't fully formed yet and is not strong enough to land a punch or a kickc Besides, the uterus does not have any nerve endings to feel your baby movev Only when your baby grows strong enough to kick, does the impact register on your tummy muscles as paini

«If ctenophores diverged first, these organ systems likely have been present in the common ancestor of all animals — and sponges and placozoans must subsequently have lost them — or complex traits like nerve cells and muscles must have emerged independently several times in different lineages,» Wörheide explains.

In humans, leprosy causes nerve and muscle damage which can lead to deformity, disability and blindness if left untreated.

We detect such currents in muscles, nerves, secretory glands, and electric organs of fish as well as in plant tissue -LRB-...) It seems likely that all these currents have a similar, if not the same basis, and that their strength and potency depends on the structural conditions and chemical composition of the cells making up each organ.»

If the nerve to a particular muscle is damaged, it may no longer be able to stimulate the muscle contractions necessary to maintain muscle tone and the muscle will become flaccid and eventually it will deteriorate.

The compartments aren't able to expand as much as they're supposed to be able to under increased pressure and you get a ton of pressure within the muscles and as that happens, it compresses nerves and blood vessels and decreases blood flow which means that the tissues inside that compartment don't get enough oxygen rich blood and they are essentially oxygen starved and they become damage the same way that your heart, if oxygen starved, undergoes a heart attack and this can not be painful but can be damaging to the muscles.

Fatigue, muscle soreness, headaches, dizziness, nausea and memory problems are common, and if you're particularly unlucky, you might end up with permanent nerve damage, liver problems or diabetes.

Tight piriformis by itself can cause the pain in the butt, but the situation becomes worse if it presses on the sciatic nerve that passes underneath (and for some people right through) the piriformis muscle.

I have also found that although back bends are great for stabilising the SI if I practice a deep back bend without properly engaging my core this can irritate my SI as the muscles in my lower back over tense and the squeeze on the area around my SI presses on the same over stressed nerves.

It's just going to further irritate the back muscle and if you have a sciatic issue, especially if you're one of those people your sciatic nerve goes through your piriformis, it's just going to cause more problems over time.

Continue giving methimazole and talk to your veterinarian if your pet experiences headache, drowsiness, dizziness; mild nausea, or vomiting; itching; muscle, joint, or nerve pain; swelling; hair loss.

If diet is not corrected, and fast, your pup can end up debilitated or temporarily crippled with bone deformities, tendon, muscle, nerve and painful joint issues.

I can feel that the muscle density in his shoulder has reduced substantially and I worry that even if the nerves or whatever is wrong do heal up that he may just not feel like he can use his leg again.

Waiting and worrying in the meantime if I have a possible injury in muscle or nerve of that leg?

Nerve damage is a common problem with limb injury and may be due to damage to the radial nerve or to the brachial plexus; some treatments may help but nothing which would be done at home, passive physiotherapy movements may help to keep mobility and help with muscles etc... I would suggest looking at laser therapy or acupuncture to see if there is any improvement with these theraNerve damage is a common problem with limb injury and may be due to damage to the radial nerve or to the brachial plexus; some treatments may help but nothing which would be done at home, passive physiotherapy movements may help to keep mobility and help with muscles etc... I would suggest looking at laser therapy or acupuncture to see if there is any improvement with these theranerve or to the brachial plexus; some treatments may help but nothing which would be done at home, passive physiotherapy movements may help to keep mobility and help with muscles etc... I would suggest looking at laser therapy or acupuncture to see if there is any improvement with these therapies.

Every section of spine and vertebrae is surrounded by discs, tendons, muscles, ligaments and nerves, each of which can cause varying levels of pain if injured.