What are the reasons for the increase of abdominal muscle tension

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I usually have the habit of exercising, but recently my body always feels the tension of abdominal muscles, and then it will recover after a period of time. Today, I'd like to introduce the reasons for the increase of abdominal muscle tension.

What are the reasons for the increase of abdominal muscle tension

First, abdominal wall tension refers to the tension of abdominal muscles when palpating the abdomen. It's based on abdominal resistance. In normal people, the abdominal wall has a certain tension, but it is soft and easy to collapse. Some people, especially children, laugh because they are not used to touching or ticklish, causing abdominal muscle autonomic spasm, which is called muscle strengthening.

Second: it can disappear after appropriate induction or diversion, which is a normal situation. Some pathological conditions may increase, decrease or disappear the tension of whole abdomen or local area. Through this examination can help to judge the corresponding symptoms, abdominal wall local tension increased.

Third: if the upper abdomen or left upper abdominal muscle tension is common in acute pancreatitis; right upper abdominal tension is common in acute cholecystitis; right lower abdominal muscle tension is common in acute appendicitis, but it can also be seen in gastrointestinal perforation. When perforation, gastrointestinal contents flow to the right lower abdomen along the right side of mesentery, causing muscle tension and tenderness. In addition, in the elderly and weak, abdominal muscle dysplasia, a large number of ascites or obesity, although there is inflammation in the peritoneum, but the abdominal wall tension may not be obvious.

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In fact, there are many reasons for abdominal muscle tension. The above also gives a brief introduction to you. I hope it will help you after watching. If you have this situation, you may as well divert your attention and let yourself relax.