Your arm may be sore and difficult to straighten due to muscle strain, overuse, injury, or inflammation. It is important to rest the arm, apply ice, and consider seeking medical advice if the pain persists.
Your biceps may be sore and difficult to straighten due to muscle fatigue and micro-tears in the muscle fibers caused by overexertion or intense exercise. This can lead to inflammation and pain, making it challenging to fully extend your arm. Rest, proper hydration, and gentle stretching can help alleviate the soreness and promote muscle recovery.
well, it hurts alot, and yea so umm yea it is sore
bicep is the muscle on the front upper arm used to bend arm. Tricep is on the back of the upper arm, used to straighten arm, so, I guess they could be considered partners.
It doesn't hurt much at the time but it can leave the muscle very sore for a few days after, so it is better to take it in the buttock because it is easier to cope with a sore bottom than a sore arm.
The muscles in your arm never expand; so when you bend your arm, your biceps contract as your triceps return to their regular form. When you extend your arm, you triceps contract as your biceps return to their regular form.
Just get a friend or someone to massage it. It feels really good. And it also helps to stretch out your sore muscles so they don't tense up.
When lowering arm biceps relax and triceps contracts. When one contracts the other relaxes when you move it forward and downward.
my arm is so sore and hurt all night from the pneumonia shot. It is swollen .
I straighten my hair everyday so I look good for school.
No, at least, I don't think so No, you cant. Unless its all bleached, you can use a specialy chemical. If you've got bleached streaks in it then you cant because the chemical that straightens your hair will damage it.
well, I'm no doctor or anything, so you might want to get that checked out..........
Stand up and lean over so you're facing the floor. Let your sore arm dangle straight down. Draw circles in the air with your sore arm. Start with small circles, and then draw bigger ones. Repeat these exercises 5 to 10 times during the day. If you have pain, stop. You can try again later.