How do I know if I have a strained muscle or a torn muscle?

Answer 1

In a muscle strain, tension or extreme stretching occurs that causes muscles to cramp or tear during physical exertion. Efforts to move are then replaced by painful and limited movement. The pain of muscle strain or spasms are from the sustained contraction of the muscle fibers (as well as from possible tearing of the fibers. The examining physician or therapist may feel a hard -knot" in the strained muscle. Minor muscle strains, such as if you wake up in the morning with -a crick" in your neck cause no permanent damage. However, more serious muscle strains, such as second-degree muscle strains, result in torn muscle fibers and third-degree strains have complete disruption of muscle fibers; these injuries require a thorough evaluation, treatment, and follow-up for optimal recovery.

Answer 2

a tore muslce is a differnet sort of anguish then a strained muscle. you kinda simply consider the change. identity get it looked at once more and get a few xrays, sounds find it irresistible would b torn.