Subject: What exactly happens at the cell/molecular level of a muscle with a cramp?
Date: Wed Oct 6 18:17:24 1999
Posted by terry phelps
Grade level:
School: oklahoma city university
City: oklahoma city State/Province: ok
Country: usa
Area of science: Anatomy
ID: 939248244.An
Message:
I understand that muscle cramps result typically from a shortage of
calcium, potassium, or hydration, or from fatigue, but what
specifically goes on in the muscle at the cellular/molecular level? Does
that vary depending on the cause? None of the anatomy & physiology or
exercise physiology books I can find (or internet sources) explain it.
Re: What exactly happens at the cell/molecular level of a muscle with a cramp?
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