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Muscle stiffness on Arms
I worked out my arms in the gym 3 days back. I have pain in my biceps and forearms and I'm unable to straighten my hand. This happens for a day but eases out in a day or two. I feel the pain even now and I guess I have injured myself. Please suggest
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Since you have exercised 3 days ago, that could be a muscle sore. For now, apply icing and stretch particular muscle. ( refer specific muscle stretching at youtube) Try achieving all movement of shoulder. (Dont limit movements) PS: Make sure you always warmup before exercise and cool down. Else this is expected repetitive.
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Continue exercises, else that would disturb your muscular cycle.
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warm up and cool down should be always be part of your fitness program.
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May Be You Have Injured Your Biceps Muscle It May Due To Heavy Workout Visit Some Physiotherapist Near To You
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Hey . There can be two reason either muscle pull or overuse syndrome . This can happen when u start your work out without doing proper warm up ex or u might have not given proper rest interval between sets mor may be because of some improper cool down period and In both the cases initially u should go for ice massage and avoid doing exercises . Later u can start with light exercise and progress step by step to weighted ex
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First of all apply ice and stop doing any ex till ur pain subsides
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Don’t do weight lifting ex atleast for another 2/3 weeks
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Concentrate on your work out position/Repetitions etc when you do work outs.Try and get a Musculo-skeletal physiotherapist nearby if you continue to have the same problem again and again
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Try for ice cube massage in acute pain followed by mild self release techniques
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Give perfect intervals between each sets.You can contact me or whatsapp me if you wish.
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Do some warm up exercises , free Range of motion exercises before  lifting the weights. Apply a hot pack half hour before doing the exercise
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Contrast Fomentation (Hot and Cold).
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Consult with physiotherapists near you.
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Ur pain in the arm maybe Bez of biceps strain. Usually this happens when your muscles around Ur shoulder joint called as rotator cuff muscles are weak and Ur biceps/triceps/deltoid are very strong. This causes muscle imbalance which leads to injury. Please do twice or thrice icing of Ur forearm n biceps. Avoid any stretching exercises and lifting of heavy weights for now.
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Consult a nearby experienced Physiotherapist if u do not feel better in a wk
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Rest is important
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Hai this is. Not at all an injury since gymgoers usually have pAin and more over u didn’t tell whether u do gentle warm up exercise or not before going to do weight . If not then it is ur problem kindly do the exercises with. A help of a coach otherwise u will land up n this kind of problem alway remember low weigh maximum repetition and maximum weight minimum repetition all the best
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