Physical
exercises keep the human body healthy, but these have to be executed with
knowledge and care, integrating warm-ups after every intense movements.
Improper twisting, lifting, pushing, or landing, whether in sports or exercise
can cause musculoskeletal injuries. Common types of sports injuries are bone
fractures, muscle sprains, ligament tears, and dislocated joints.
Sports injury
mostly describe injuries that involve the musculoskeletal system. This type of
trauma are normally caused by insufficient conditioning, poor or improper
execution of repetitive movements, such as in exercises. Such injuries, mostly
treated by orthopedic surgeons through non-surgical or surgical procedures, are
of two general categories—chronic or overused injuries, and acute injuries.
Pain that recurs
after subjecting the body for a long period of playing a sport or performing a
workout is described as chronic, and usually occurs due to overusing the same areas
of the body over a given period. Chronic injuries are characterized by subtle
aches or outright pain and inflammation, whether during the activity or at
rest.
Meanwhile, an
injury is acute when it occurred from a one-time event, such as sudden dislocations,
fractures, or splinters. Evident breakage, inflammation, excruciating pain, and
extreme weakening of the limbs, are common signs of an acute trauma.
When you are
injured while exercising, don’t attempt to continue or work through the pain
because this will only aggravate your condition. It’s critical to seek medical
attention right away before the pain becomes unbearable, or before the signs of
swelling and numbness set in.
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