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EN Rigid muscles. Muscle stiffness may occur in any part of your body. The stiff muscles can be painful and limit your range of motion.

• Rigid muscles
• painful
• limit your range

EN Normally, nerves carry messages from your brain to your bladder muscles, directing your bladder muscles to tighten or release

• Normally
• nerves carry messages
• muscles
• directing your bladder
• tighten
• release

EN Strengthen your ankle muscles. If you are prone to twisting your ankle, ask your doctor for exercises to help strengthen the supporting muscles of your ankle.

• Strengthen your ankle
• prone to twisting
• ankle
• ask your doctor

EN This is due to the fact that the skin of the stomach and the underlying diastases recti muscles (the muscles that hold the stomach in place) stretch as weight is gained but do not easily return to their former condition

• underlying diastases recti
• muscles that hold
• stomach in place
• stretch as weight
• former condition

EN But unlike muscles in your arms or legs, the creative muscles are located deep inside your brain

• arms
• legs

EN This is due to the fact that the skin of the stomach and the underlying diastases recti muscles (the muscles that hold the stomach in place) stretch as weight is gained but do not easily return to their former condition

• underlying diastases recti
• muscles that hold
• stomach in place
• stretch as weight
• former condition

EN Tiredness and muscle weakness. Being in the hospital and on a ventilator can cause your muscles to weaken. You also may feel very tired following treatment.

• Tiredness
• muscle weakness
• ventilator can cause
• muscles to weaken
• feel very tired

EN Compression stockings steadily squeeze your legs, helping your veins and leg muscles move blood more efficiently

• Compression stockings steadily
• legs
• helping your veins
• leg muscles move
• efficiently

EN Glucose ? a sugar ? is a main source of energy for the cells that make up muscles and other tissues. The use and regulation of glucose includes the following:

• Glucose
• sugar
• muscles
• tissues
• regulation of glucose

EN Extra glucose is stored in your liver and muscles in the form of glycogen.

• liver

EN Insulin normally plays a key role in helping sugar (glucose) ? a major source of energy for your muscles and other tissues ? enter your cells

• Insulin normally plays
• sugar
• glucose
• muscles
• tissues
• enter your cells

EN Sugar is a main source of energy for the cells that make up your muscles and other tissues. Normally, insulin helps sugar enter your cells.

• source of energy
• muscles
• tissues
• Normally
• insulin helps sugar

EN A low potassium level can impair the activities of your heart, muscles and nerves

• low potassium level
• impair the activities
• heart
• muscles
• nerves

EN Eventual weak and shrinking thigh muscles

• Eventual weak
• shrinking thigh muscles

EN Neurological problems can affect the nerves that cause muscles in the colon and rectum to contract and move stool through the intestines

• nerves that cause
• colon
• rectum to contract
• intestines

EN Difficulty with the muscles involved in elimination

• involved in elimination

EN Problems with the pelvic muscles involved in having a bowel movement may cause chronic constipation. These problems may include:

• chronic constipation

EN The inability to relax the pelvic muscles to allow for a bowel movement (anismus)

• inability to relax
• bowel movement
• anismus

EN Pelvic muscles that don't coordinate relaxation and contraction correctly (dyssynergia)

• coordinate relaxation
• contraction correctly
• dyssynergia

EN Bronchodilators are medications that usually come in inhalers ? they relax the muscles around your airways

• Bronchodilators are medications
• relax the muscles
• airways

EN Tingling, spasms or twitching of facial muscles

• Tingling
• spasms
• twitching of facial

EN Flu-like symptoms, including achy muscles and chills

• Flu-like symptoms
• achy muscles
• chills

EN Over time, heavy drinking can cause involuntary rapid eye movement (nystagmus) as well as weakness and paralysis of your eye muscles due to a deficiency of vitamin B-1 (thiamin)

• involuntary rapid eye
• nystagmus
• weakness
• deficiency of vitamin
• thiamin

EN A blood pressure cuff placed around one ankle stops the muscle relaxant medication from entering your foot and affecting the muscles there

• blood pressure cuff
• around one ankle
• muscle relaxant medication
• entering your foot
• affecting the muscles

EN When you're asleep from the anesthetic and your muscles are relaxed, the doctor presses a button on the ECT machine

• anesthetic
• muscles are relaxed
• ECT machine

EN Foot drop is caused by weakness or paralysis of the muscles involved in lifting the front part of the foot. Causes of foot drop might include:

• weakness
• involved in lifting
• foot
• Causes of foot
• might

EN The most common cause of foot drop is compression of a nerve in your leg that controls the muscles involved in lifting the foot (peroneal nerve)

• drop is compression
• controls the muscles
• lifting the foot
• peroneal nerve

EN The peroneal nerve controls the muscles that lift your foot

• peroneal nerve controls
• muscles that lift
• foot

EN Needle biopsy may be used to take tissue or fluid samples from muscles, bones, and other organs, such as the liver or lungs.

• used to take
• bones
• organs
• liver

EN These electrical signals move across the atria, causing the heart muscles to squeeze (contract) and pump blood into the ventricles.

• electrical signals move
• atria
• causing the heart
• squeeze
• contract

EN Glucose is vital to your health because it's an important source of energy for the cells that make up your muscles and tissues

• Glucose is vital
• health because it's
• muscles
• tissues

EN Glucose ? a sugar ? is a source of energy for the cells that make up muscles and other tissues.

• Glucose
• sugar
• source of energy
• muscles

EN You'll receive electrolytes through a vein to help keep your heart, muscles and nerve cells functioning normally.

• You'll receive electrolytes
• heart
• muscles
• nerve cells functioning

EN You can challenge your muscles with lighter weights by increasing the number of repetitions you lift.

• challenge your muscles
• number of repetitions

EN Alternate between upper and lower body exercises to let your muscles rest during exercise.

• Alternate between upper
• lower body exercises
• let your muscles
• during

EN It measures electrical discharges produced in your muscles.

• measures electrical discharges

EN Electromyography (EMG) is a diagnostic procedure to assess the health of muscles and the nerve cells that control them (motor neurons)

• Electromyography
• EMG
• health of muscles
• motor neurons

EN Motor neurons transmit electrical signals that cause muscles to contract

• Motor neurons transmit
• signals that cause
• contract

EN Depending on what muscles and nerves the neurologist is examining, he or she may ask you to change positions during the exam.

• nerves the neurologist
• examining
• he
• she may ask
• change positions during

EN The two-week Bowel Evacuation Disorders Program focuses on retraining the pelvic floor muscles

• two-week Bowel Evacuation
• pelvic floor muscles

EN These muscles control the outlets of the bowel and bladder

• bowel
• bladder

EN If your pelvic floor muscles don't work together properly, you may have difficulty passing a bowel movement.

• pelvic floor muscles
• together properly

EN During the program, participants use biofeedback to learn to relax specific muscles and practice training with a water-filled balloon

• During the program
• participants use biofeedback
• learn to relax
• muscles
• water-filled balloon

EN Most people who participate in the retraining program experience improvement in the control and coordination of their pelvic floor muscles.

• program experience improvement
• control
• floor

EN Dystonia is a movement disorder in which your muscles contract involuntarily, causing repetitive or twisting movements.

• muscles contract involuntarily
• causing repetitive
• twisting

EN Pain and fatigue, due to constant contraction of your muscles

• Pain
• fatigue
• due to constant
• muscles

EN Chewing and eating problems. Late-stage Parkinson's disease affects the muscles in your mouth, making chewing difficult. This can lead to choking and poor nutrition.

• Chewing
• eating problems
• Late-stage Parkinson's disease
• making chewing difficult
• lead to choking
• poor

EN Tonic seizures cause stiffening of your muscles

• Tonic seizures cause
• muscles

EN These seizures usually affect muscles in your back, arms and legs and may cause you to lose consciousness and fall to the ground.

• seizures usually affect
• back
• arms
• legs
• consciousness

EN These relax the muscles in the back of your throat, interfering with breathing.

• relax the muscles