Sentence examples for spot tenderness from inspiring English sources

However, TrPs spot tenderness can be clearly localized.

Clinically, an active (symptom-producing) central myofascial trigger point can be defined as a hyperirritable nodule of spot tenderness in a palpable taut band of skeletal muscle.

Active trigger points (TrPs) were confirmed if spot tenderness, recognition of pain and digitally evoked referred pain pattern of the gluteus minimus were present.

They reported examining for a taut band, spot tenderness, a palpable nodule, elicited referred pain, and the local twitch response [ 3].

Due to the anatomy of the gluteus minimus muscle, the taut band is mostly not accessible but TrP spot tenderness can be clearly localized.

Lack of response to conventional physical and medical therapy * Muscoskeletal signs Palpable band, spot tenderness, and jump sign in cervical muscles or restricted range of motion in cervical spine.

Something to keep in mind, though, are the possible side effects, which could include dizziness, breast tenderness, spotting in between periods and frequent urination (spironolactone is a diuretic).

Schönlein was the first to describe the minute hemorrhages of the skin occurring in cases of anaphylactoid (allergic) purpura (Schönlein–Henoch purpura) and purpura rheumatica (Schönlein's disease; 1837), characterized by the appearance on the skin of small purple spots, by swelling, pain, and tenderness of joints, and frequently by swelling of the hands, feet, or eyelids.

Because spironolactone also antagonizes the androgen and progesterone receptors, its use can cause gynecomastia and sexual dysfunction in men, as well as breast tenderness and vaginal spotting or irregular menses in premenopausal women.

The spot is a site of exquisite tenderness to palpation from which a local twitch response can be elicited when appropriately stimulated, that refers pain to a distance, and that can cause distant motor and autonomic effects.

But for his tenderness I have a special soft spot, and this may be his most tender novel of all.