. What will happen if: a. Ligaments gets over stretched? b. Striated muscles contracts rapidly for longer duration?

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Allisa [31]3 years ago

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a) This may result in severe pain in the affected part accompanied by swelling

b)If striated muscles contract rapidly for a longer duration, it can cause fatigue, muscle cramps and even loss of energy.

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