what is grading the muscle strain?
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Muscle strain:
Grade 1: Muscle or tendon fibers are stretched and a few may be torn (mild pain, no loss of muscle function)
Grade 2: A partial tear of the muscle or tendon (moderate pain, edema, bruising, and moderate loss of muscle function)
Grade 3/4: A full thickness tear of the muscle or tendon (severe pain, edema, bruising, and complete loss of muscle function)
It help determine the severity of the injury. Grade 1 is general soreness, like after a workout. Grade 2 is a larger strain. Grade 3 and 4 are determined on the amount of tears that is involved, whether is it detached from the bone or not.
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