what's the most common hamstring injuries the happen in soccer with causes ?

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Is it possible to pull your hamstring if you kicked a soccer ball too fast?

Answer 1

Lack of stretching: The hamstrings are the biceps femoris muscles that stretch from the gluteus down to the back of the knee. Soccer is a high activity sport with reaching and stretching for the ball. Also a lot of standing with sudden sprinting. Improper stretching can make the hamstrings susceptible to injury. Twisting, straining, and getting hit in the leg can cause partial tearing in a muscle already stretched.

Answer 2

Any broken skin: Tetanus spores require only access to an open wound (cut or puncture)to begin the process of growth and elaboration of the toxin of tetanus. The nastier and dirtier the wound, the more likely you are to find tetanus a factor. As long as the skin is not broken, concern is minimal.

Answer 3

Penetrating: Any injury where the skin is broken can allow the tetanus toxoid in the body. Most likely is an injury in an enviroment where animals have been present, but can occur anywhere.

Answer 4

Sometimes: Carpal tunnel happens in individuals who are predisposed to having excessive pressure on their median nerves at the wrist by virtue of their wrist anatomy i.E smaller or larger carpal tunnel, sensitive nerve. On top of that predisposition, overuse of the wrist and specifically flexing/extension will bring on symptoms. While work can certainly contribute so can any other use if the hand and wrist.

Answer 5

Possibly: Cts can also result from trauma to the wrist (fall, crush injury). Not all state work comp rules recognize cts as a work related issue, particularly, if it is attributed to "overuse, " such as typing, keyboard, etc. Generally, if there is a chance that it might be accepted, you can expect a thorough investigation in to your life, to make sure that there is no other possible cause.

Answer 6

POssibly: It is tough to establish causality in many situations but htere are cases where it is felt to be work related at times.

Answer 7

Yes but rarely: Blunt trauma to the chest, with or without rib injuries, is a recognized but rare cause of pericarditis.

Answer 8

Yes: It is usually the issue that caused the rib injury that is the culprit. Blunt force trauma to the chest can cause educational injury, inflammation, and pericarditis. Treatment is based on the cause, and normally resolves by itself. Otherwise, non- steroidals such as Motrin will do well.

Answer 9

Relocation: Pt and possible surgery.

Answer 10

Extremity injuries: Cheerleading is physical and with the acrobatics performed extremity injuries are the most common. However although not as common I do see a reasonable amont of head trauma and neck injuries. Especially in cheerleaders doing pyramids.

Answer 11

See below: I would think that common musculoskeletal injuries would be the most common like sprains and strains, contusions, occasionally torn ligaments, tendons and broken bones.

Answer 12

Sprains/ strains: College cheer injuries are similar to high school injuries. Most comprehensive data available from journal of pediatric 2006: strain/ sprains (52.4%), soft tissue injuries (18.4%), fractures/ dislocation(16.4%), lacerations/ avulsions( 3.8%), concussions/ closed head trauma (3.5%), others(5.5%). More impressive is that cheer accounts for over half of the catastrophic injuries among female athlete.

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