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Sore leg---> If you excercised or worked your leg harder than usual, it could be because of a lactic acid build up in your muscle. When you excercise, there is not enough oxygen for the cells in your leg (using this as an example). Because there is not enough oygen for those cells to undergo aerobic respiration, they used anaerobic respiration. This is called fermentation. The product of this process is lactic acid, which builds up in your muscles and creates a burning sensation during excercise and will make your legs sore for the next couple days.
Twitching----> This happens when you do not have enough potassium. It has to do with the sodium/potassium pumps that are in your cells. Sodium and potassium are the elements that are onvolved with muscle impulses and nerve impulses, so if you are lacking one or the other, your muscles can start to twitch as a result. Eating a banana and getting more potassium in your system is one way to help stop it.
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Which muscles is responsible for opposition movement of the thumb?
The muscles responsible for opposition movement of the thumb are the opponens pollicis and the abductor pollicis brevis. These muscles help bring the tip of the thumb in contact with the tips of the other fingers.
What is pollicis?
Pollicis refers to the muscles or structures associated with the thumb. There are various muscles in the hand and forearm that have "pollicis" in their name, such as the abductor pollicis brevis and flexor pollicis longus, which are important for thumb movement and function.
Why do kids twitch?
Kids usually twitch when there under stress or at a time of anger. This is normal in adults too. I am eleven and my eyes get twitchy all the time. My mother said kids (or adults) that twitch usually aren't sick with anything, but twitching is a normal thing that usually happens in forms of: eye twitching, thumb and pinkie finger twitching and sometimes other facial twitches. You may also experience twitching when u sleep or use your muscles a lot. Eye twitching is the most common. Twitches are nothing to worry about. And if u are wondering why we twitch keep reading. Many people have the training thought in there head what causes facial tics and twitches. Many doctors hav e been studying the twitching that occurs in places such as you upper and lower eye lid and cheeks. Twitching in the eye area is completely Norman and doctors thing people get twitches or offten get twitchy because back long ago we had to focus on many more thing and we needed to be aware, so in other words we flinched a lot and it developed in to what we know know as twitching. Twitches are normal and a simple eye twitch once in a while won't do any harm. But if u are experiencing Maggie twitching of the eye go see a doctor to find out if your twitchy eye is just a normal twitch if if twitching is a side affect to your medicine or if the twitch may lead to a decease. And if u didn't know many children and adults twitch when the get nervous or stressed and caffeine causes uncontrolable twitches in the eyes and other facial areas.
Where are the nerves located in your thumb?
The nerves in your thumb are located in the soft tissue and bone structure of your thumb. They run through the muscles, tendons, and ligaments in your thumb, allowing you to feel sensations and control movement in your thumb.
What muscles do you use when you play video games?
Wrist/finger flexors and extensors and the muscles in the thumb. Not allot.
Which is index finger?
Finger next to the thumb, i.e. To the immediate right of the thumb on your right hand To the immediate left of the thumb on your left hand
What causes muscle ache in hand between thumb and pointer finger with slight swelling?
I've heard that the pressure point located between your thumb and pointer is associated with the muscles in your shoulders and upper back. It could be that the pain between your thumb and finger is indicative of tension in your upper back. A good backrub couldn't hurt anyway.
What is an example of a short muscle?
The thenar muscles, which are located at the base of the thumb, are an example of short muscles. The human body contains three types of muscles.
How much of the material you type is with your right thumb?
In conventional keyboard technique, the right thumb is used only on the spacebar.
Do you have right thumb and left thumb same finger print?
No, they are always different .
Is touching your thumb to your wrist normal?
Yes, being able to touch your thumb to your wrist is a normal range of motion for the human body. It is a sign of good flexibility in the wrist and hand joints. If you experience pain or discomfort when attempting this movement, it may be worth consulting a healthcare professional.
How does the nerve for the thumb contribute to its sensation and movement?
The nerve for the thumb, called the median nerve, provides sensation and controls movement in the thumb. It carries signals from the brain to the muscles in the thumb, allowing us to feel and move it. Damage to this nerve can result in numbness, weakness, or loss of function in the thumb.
