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- ... to use Back to the top Direct Smooth Muscle Relaxants Smooth muscle relaxants are not currently available for use in ... overall IBS symptoms than anticholinergics. The direct smooth muscle relaxants found to be effective include cimetropium, mebeverine, ...
- ... tells how the eardrum is moving. Middle Ear Muscle Reflex (MEMR) Test A tiny muscle inside the ear tightens when we hear a loud noise. This is called the middle ear muscle reflex (MEMR). This reflex helps protect the ear ...
- ... to parts of the anal sphincter complex (the muscles that allow us to control our stool). They ... If the fistula is straightforward (involving minimal sphincter muscle), a fistulotomy may be performed. This procedure involves ...
- ... using anesthesia to sedate the patient and a muscle relaxant to prevent them from moving. If so, ... short-acting general anesthetic and given an intravenous muscle relaxant to prevent movement. During the procedure: Electrodes ...
- A network of specialized muscle cells is found in the heart's walls. These muscle cells send signals to the rest of the heart muscle causing a contraction. This group of muscle cells ...
- ... breath and assure adequate oxygen to your working muscles. These breathing exercises have the added benefit of ... to help assure adequate oxygen to your working muscles and to prevent you from holding your breath. ...
- ... Take a day off in between to give muscles time to rest. Warm up your muscles with some light aerobic activity before doing strength exercises. Cool down after by stretching the muscles you worked. Know and use proper form for ...
- ... swell, and people may feel ill—sometimes with muscle aches, headache, fever, nausea, and vomiting. It may ... similar to those of influenza (flu), with mild muscle aches, a low fever, chest discomfort, and a ...
- ... headaches or stomach aches. We might be feeling muscle aches due to the amount of stress that ... your heart starts racing, your breathing changes, your muscles will feel different, and it's in that instant ...
- ... of nerves that connect the spinal cord to muscles and sensory receptors. The peripheral nervous system is ... it, signals from the brain might never reach muscle groups in the limbs. Motor neurons are responsible ...
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