When you work out your arms, the muscles can become fatigued and tight, making it difficult to straighten them fully. This is due to the buildup of lactic acid and micro-tears in the muscle fibers, which need time to repair and recover. Stretching and proper rest can help alleviate this tightness over time.
Yes, after working out your arms, you may experience temporary muscle soreness or fatigue that can make it difficult to fully straighten them. This is a normal response to intense exercise and should improve as your muscles recover and strengthen.
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looking at the arms, it's the triceps and some portions of the deltoid.
After doing bicep curls, you may not be able to straighten your arms immediately because the muscles in your biceps are fatigued and need time to recover. This temporary tightness is a normal response to the exercise and should improve with rest and proper stretching.
Soreness in your arms that makes it difficult to straighten them is likely due to muscle fatigue and inflammation caused by overexertion or intense physical activity. This can lead to temporary stiffness and discomfort in the muscles, making it challenging to fully extend your arms. Rest, gentle stretching, and proper hydration can help alleviate the soreness and promote muscle recovery.
Now I want you to stretch your arms over your head and straighten them out as much as possible.
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the ache in arms are so bad that i have to take painkillers
I have TAR Syndrome and I asked my doctor if there's any treatments or a cure for it and he said that I would have to have surgery on my arms and they would have to straighten my arms because my arms are bent. I don't know about the blood platelet though.
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