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Meaning of "spasms may"
spasms may: In the medical context, 'spasms may' refers to the involuntary and sudden contraction of muscles that can cause pain or discomfort
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Recurrence of muscle spasms may be a possible cause.
Spasms may also happen on their own.
These sometimes painful spasms may be intermittent or constant.
Spasms may be severe enough to cause bone fractures.
At first the twitching spasms may come and go.
Muscle spasms may increase the intensity of pain.
In some instances, more intense spasms may occur.
The onset of spasms may be caused by a viral infection.
When this process is interrupted by some other factor, spasms may occur.
Spasms may also occur for no known reason.
Injuries and muscle spasms may also lead to sciatica.
The spasms may affect the function of the organs situated in the cavity.
The frequency of the eyelid spasms may increase throughout the day.
These spasms may come and go and vary in their severity.
For pressure on nerves that control muscles, twitching and spasms may occur.
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Infantile spasms may be associated with developmental delay.
Various patterns of muscle weakness are seen, and muscle cramps and spasms may occur.
Muscle spasms may lead to cramps.
The pain may radiate down the leg, and muscle spasms may be present.
Inflammation or muscle spasms may delay these positive side effects.
Muscles tense in the thighs, hips, hands and buttocks, and spasms may begin.
Muscle spasms may be treated by applying heat or cold to the affected area.
Chest pain caused by muscle spasms may be relieved when using this dietary supplement.
The spasms may increase in frequency and duration until a patient becomes functionally blind.
Your muscle pain or spasms may be caused by one or more trigger points.
The spasms may also increase in high-pressure situations.
Finally, generalised spasms may occur, often leading to death from heart and lung failure.
Muscle spasms may be reduced by heat of water, helping to lessen spasticity.
These spasms may be signs of an underlying neurologic disorder, such as cerebral palsy.
These spasms may lead to reduced blood flow, blood clots, stroke and even death.
The spasms may cause the mouth to pull open, shut tight, or move repetitively.
While single spasms may occur, infantile spasms usually occur in ‘ runs ' of several in a row.
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