Sentences with phrase «of tight tissue»

Not exact matches

Two years ago, Margaret O'Neill brought her 5 - year - old daughter to Children's Hospital Colorado because the band of tissue that connected her tongue to the floor of her mouth was too tight.

You don't want the item to be too tight a fit in the packaging so leave at least one inch of wiggle room and fill that with bubbles, popcorns or tissue wrap for protection.

With a tongue - tie, a stretchy band of tissue under the tongue (called a frenulum) is tighter than it should be.

When a baby has this tight band of tissue under the tongue, it is called «tongue - tie» or ankyloglossia.

It results when the frenulum (the band of tissue that connects the bottom of the tongue to the floor of the mouth) is too short and tight, causing the movement of the tongue to be restricted.

Avoid underwires which can be uncomfy and restrict the growth of breast tissue Pick wide straps and avoid wearing them too tight Pick a maternity bra with a breathable and stretchy fabric, which will ensure you stay dry under there too

With tongue - tie, an unusually short, thick or tight band of tissue (lingual frenulum) tethers the bottom of the tongue's tip to the floor of the mouth.

It's a tight little band of tissue under the tongue that prevents the tongue from being able to move in all of the ways it needs to for proper feeding, swallowing, and more.

Tight clothing such as a bra, or even the straps of a heavy bag, pressing on the glandular tissue in the breast could interfere with milk flow.

We can handle all type of breastfeeding situations and specialize in damaged nipples, tight oral tissues (tongue, lip, and buccal ties), milk supply issues, and slow - gaining infants.

Also known by its technical name, ankyloglossia, this condition occurs when the frenulum (the band of tissue that connects the underside of your tongue to the floor of your mouth) is too tight or too short which in turn restricts the movement of the tongue.

Use of this gel for cartilage repair has advantages such as the minor surgical procedure required, tight bonding with the damaged tissue and lack of rejection.»

She reported that «HHS, along with 15 other agencies, released a Federal Register notice [that same day] describing the intended changes, which include tighter consent requirements for the reuse of stored blood or tissue in new research.»

Water in the soft tissues of your body vaporizes, causing gross swelling, though the tight seal of your skin would prevent you from actually bursting apart.

Corresponding to the primary function of epithelial tissues, i. e. forming a barrier between compartments, epithelial cells form tight adhesions between each other, and display only lateral mobility, confined by the basement membrane.

[31,32] The additional layers protect against tissue abrasion, and the lack of tight junctions allows for the free movement of molecules between cells.

Loose Calves Tight calves, a common side affect of running, pull on the fascia, stiffening the tissue and leading to tears.

When you train «for the pump» (usually done by performing a high number of reps with lighter weights), your muscles become engorged with blood, which supplies oxygen and nutrients and eliminates waste products from muscle tissue, and your muscles become visibly larger, tighter and more vascular, which feels great and makes you look big and powerful.

When viewed through a cross-section muscle tissue is made up of lots of fibers packed together into tight bundles.

Foam rolls can be used to target the most tight and functionally shortened tissues in your body, thereby improving the mobility of the fascia layer and increasing your range of motion.

Most clients, and fitness professionals alike, use the term «tight» to indicate that a muscle or other form of contractile tissue is shorter than it should be.

Manual therapy is a hands on approach to help release tight muscles, restricted joints, and scar tissue in order to regain full range of motion, reduce pain, and improve overall mobility and function.

In addition, acupuncture needles may be capable of breaking up scar tissue in surrounding tissues, while releasing tense or tight muscle knots that are in spasm.

Apart from lacking tissue length, people also have tight muscle tissue, which is due to tension, not a lack of tissue length.

What it Does: Stretches the hamstrings and the entire line of tissue that runs along the back of the hip, thigh, and calf, which tugs on the sole of the foot when it gets tight.

Immediate contraction of tissue fibers results in a smoother and tighter appearance of the skin.

The quadriceps muscles and other tissues such as the retinaculum are too tight on the outside of the knee and the vastus medialis oblique muscle is weak on the inside of the knee.

Traditional Thai Massage is a wonderful experience for both giver and receiver as tight muscle tissue is released, blockages dissolve and movement restored to allow deep healing to occur in a space of presence and meditation.

Whether it's strength and stability, stretching and range of motion, or unbinding tight, tired tissues through self massage, Yoga Tune Up ® sets you on an intelligent path for taking care of your body.

For anyone who exercises regularly, or has muscle tightness, imbalances or a history of injury, using a foam roller on a regular basis can help loosen tight muscles, reduce muscle adhesions and scar tissue formation, increase flexibility.

Collagen makes up about 75 % of your skin, so having adequate collagen levels helps to strengthen the connective tissue, keeping skin tight and preventing unwanted cellulite from appearing.

The tissue of your small intestine is made up of epithelial cells held together by several junctions, the most important being the tight junctions.

When a muscle becomes «tight» (either due to being overactive and habitually contracted, to the opposing musculature being overly - weak and habitually extended, to an accumulation of scar tissue and / or knots, or to any combination of the three), it rests at a suboptimal length and thus functional strength is reduced and proper mobility patterns are affected.

Some studies have shown that myofascial release can improve the flexibility of muscles, tendons, ligaments, and fascia by releasing tension in tight muscles or fascia (9,10) while increasing blood flow and circulation to the soft tissues, which in turn improve flexibility and range of motion (15,24).

There is also an uterosacral ligament, (another major ligament of the uterus), that can get tight from scar tissue that inhibits the sacrum from moving as freely as it needs to when we bend, twist and walk.

To give you a better idea of what this fascia / connective tissue looks like, I like to use my «worn out workout tights» analogy and you can see more (pardon, the pun) here.

Grotesque lumps were her breasts; a tight band of knotted tissue was her abdomen.»

Tight bandages restrict the normal response of the tissue to swell, causing intense pressure and pain.