Most muscle strains are caused by a. abnormal muscle contraction. b. muscle asymmetry. c. a tear...
Most muscle strains are caused by
a. abnormal muscle contraction.
b. muscle asymmetry.
c. a tear in an adjoining tendon.
d. bleeding into the muscle.
Homework Answers
Option A is correct as the
abnormal muscle contraction is the most serious cause of the muscle strains in majority of persons like in athelets and who are involved in the heavy muscular activity like weight lefting.
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