Sentences with phrase «on tight tissues»

Not exact matches

If it's too tight, it could put excessive pressure on your breast tissue.

A bra that's too tight can put too much pressure on your breast tissue.

A tight frenulum (the whitish tissue under the tongue) may result in a baby having difficulty latching on.

Excessive Pressure on Your Breasts: A bra that has an underwire, or one that is too tight, can put pressure on the breast tissue and lead to clogged milk ducts.

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.

They can also occur if your breast tissue is irritated for other reasons — if your bra is too tight, if you are sleeping on your breast, if your diaper bag is rubbing against your chest, etc..

Residing in the epithelial cells that line our skin and gut are specialised T cell compartments that run tight immune surveillance on local tissues.

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

Multi-directional deep tissue massage on tight IT bands, hamstrings, calves, and upper back muscles will «hurt so good,» but regular use promotes flexibility and enhances performance.

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.

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.

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.

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.

SMR is a technical term for releasing tight muscles, connective tissue and trigger points (sensitive points on muscles) with self - massage.

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.

You can release this lumpy, tight tissue with a little DIY pelvic floor therapy: try rolling on Yoga Tune Up balls and some calf stretches.