Exercising will happen a muscle. Basically without using all these medical terms, when you work out a muscle, you basically destroy it. But your body will repair that muscle making it stronger and in some cases (depending on how you train) will make it bigger. If your wondering why you go to the gym alot and have a soft, or unhard muscle, its because you have a layer of body fat around it.
Myosclerosis is the hardening of the muscle tissue
A-hd muscle hardening capsule
its called musclepian
Your arteries are lined with smooth muscle tissues that regulate blood flow by contracting to decease the diameter of the arteries. This in turn causes the pressure and flow of blood to increase or stay the same if the heart is pumping faster. The hardening is cause by smooth muscle tissue becoming hard after constant stress. It is typical cause by being overweight because the heart and arteries have to work harder to pump blood all over the body.
uneven induction hardening pattern
A muscle spasm caused by prolonged muscle contraction is called a "cramp." This localized involuntary contraction can be triggered by muscle fatigue, dehydration, or electrolyte imbalances. Cramps are usually sudden and can be painful, but they typically resolve on their own.
Initially heterotopic ossification causes localized swelling, warmth, redness, and stiffness of the muscle. It usually begins one to four months after the injury and is rare after one year.
A localized area of necrosis caused by an interruption of the blood supply is an infarction. For instance, a myocardial infarction is a localized area of necrosis in the heart muscle. An MI is commonly known as a heart attack.
A flexor is a muscle that causes a joint to bend. In contrast, an extension is a muscle that straightens a joint.
cutaneous muscle
Your brain.
The most common cause for a blood clot in the stomach or abdominal region is hardening of the arteries. The hardening weakens the aortic wall, which increases the blood being pumped through it. This causes weakness of the inner layer allowing a clot to form and get through.