wind... when air moves isn't that called wind?.... yes i know its called wind right yah i think it is wright uh its not wind... its asthma
No, Ataxia is the inability to coordinate muscle activity during voluntary movement. These movements, which are often shaky and unsteady, are most frequently caused by abnormal activity in the cerebellum. Dyskinesia is the distortion or impairment of voluntary movement such as in a tic or spasm.
True. Proposes that DOMS is caused by ischemia during exercise, resulting in the build up of pain causing substance in muscles. The pain stimulates spasm that create more ischemia contributing to the pain occurring 12 to 48 hours later. Ischemia is localized anemia resulting from mechanical obstruction of the blood supply. Frederick C. Hatfield, PhD
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Sounds like possible muscle spasm.
Asthma
asthma
wind... when air moves isn't that called wind?.... yes i know its called wind right yah i think it is wright uh its not wind... its asthma
Known as a bronchial spasm or asthma.
A bronchial spasm happens when the airways become narrow making exhaling hard. A bronchial spasm feels like a tight constriction in the chest, and may be painful.
Arm spasm Broken arm Jacked arm Fizzy arm
The word for an involuntary muscle movement is "spasm".
Bronchoplegia is paralysis of a bronchus.Bronchoplegia is paralysis of the walls of the bronchi.
That is definitely not right. It is difficult even to guess what you were trying to spell, possibly bronchial spasm.
The cause of hemifacial spasm has been linked to overactivity of the seventh cranial nerve nucleus that signals facial muscle movement. In other instances, hemifacial spasm may be caused by compression by a mass or abnormal blood vessel.
There are many symptoms of a hemifacial spasm. They include muscle movement in the patient's eyelid and around the eye. The muscle movement can vary in intensity.
A muscle spasm is the spontaneous recruitment of muscle fibers. The resulting contraction is usually painful, but it typically resolves very quickly.