to joint dysfunction and compensation of other muscles that then causes a vicious cycle of further muscle and joint dysfunctioncan leadto joint dysfunction and compensation of other muscles that then causes a vicious cycle of further muscle and joint dysfunction

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to muscle tightnessleadingto muscle tightness

the quadriceps muscle to switch offcan causethe quadriceps muscle to switch off

additional paincan causeadditional pain

additional paincan causeadditional pain

quadriceps muscle weakness and leads to falls , with myofascial trigger point , causing muscle tightness , pain and weakness to detect knee instability , and therefore falls , in the elderlycausesquadriceps muscle weakness and leads to falls , with myofascial trigger point , causing muscle tightness , pain and weakness to detect knee instability , and therefore falls , in the elderly

to leave your systemleadsto leave your system

weakness(passive) caused byweakness

persistent quadriceps weakness(passive) potentially caused bypersistent quadriceps weakness

from any of the previous functional deficits , as well as paincan resultfrom any of the previous functional deficits , as well as pain

by local injurycausedby local injury

by local injurycausedby local injury

in a muscle not firing off when neededresultingin a muscle not firing off when needed

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many muscular disorders(passive) were caused bymany muscular disorders

many muscular disorders(passive) were caused bymany muscular disorders

many muscular disorders(passive) were causedmany muscular disorders

joint injurycausingjoint injury

difficulty with squatting , stair climbing , and difficulty rising from a chairwill causedifficulty with squatting , stair climbing , and difficulty rising from a chair

to knee problemsleadingto knee problems

the tightnesscausesthe tightness

to balance and physical performance deficitscontributesto balance and physical performance deficits

in compensatory strategies and dysfunctional muscle activation patterns ( Arvidsson et al . , 1986resultsin compensatory strategies and dysfunctional muscle activation patterns ( Arvidsson et al . , 1986

Muscle inhibition and back pain One of the most common causes of back pain seen in my office on a daily basis(passive) is caused byMuscle inhibition and back pain One of the most common causes of back pain seen in my office on a daily basis

some muscles to become under active and others to be excessively tight to compensatecausingsome muscles to become under active and others to be excessively tight to compensate

from stimulation of neurons located in the mid central region of the MR ... while stimulation in adjacent regions produced variable responses , including movements and theta activityresultedfrom stimulation of neurons located in the mid central region of the MR ... while stimulation in adjacent regions produced variable responses , including movements and theta activity

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One of the most common causes of back pain seen in my office on a daily basis(passive) is caused byOne of the most common causes of back pain seen in my office on a daily basis

extreme paincausesextreme pain

to physiological changes , which happens because the affected muscles adapt to their intense useleadsto physiological changes , which happens because the affected muscles adapt to their intense use

from the higher sensitivity of these receptorsresultingfrom the higher sensitivity of these receptors

to relaxation of certain muscle groups , including but not limited to muscles that maintain the patency of the upper airways , and create a risk of airway obstruction during sleepmay leadto relaxation of certain muscle groups , including but not limited to muscles that maintain the patency of the upper airways , and create a risk of airway obstruction during sleep

in weakness of the muscleresultsin weakness of the muscle

The pain(passive) can be caused byThe pain

from a single action potential , which causes a brief contraction followed by relaxationresultsfrom a single action potential , which causes a brief contraction followed by relaxation

to neuronal hyperexcitability in the spinal cord and the thalamusleadingto neuronal hyperexcitability in the spinal cord and the thalamus

to hyperexcitation of the central nervous systemleadsto hyperexcitation of the central nervous system

in muscle weaknessresultingin muscle weakness

from a single action potentialresultsfrom a single action potential