It is a rupture of the cyst encapsulated in the muscles, muscle fibers, or tendons as a result of intense, sudden and severe muscle exertion to a greater degree than the muscle’s ability to endure this passive.
Symptoms of muscle rupture:
The pain of the place of injury
Hearing a sound (crackle in the affected muscle)
Swelling and hematoma, as a result of internal bleeding
The inability of the affected muscle to function and the severity of the sensitivity
The hematoma is evident around the site of the injury 48 hours after the injury
In severe cases, the tumor lasts 72 hours after infection
The high temperature of the affected part
Change the skin color from natural redness to blue to yellow
Treatment:
Preventing the player from continuing to play with the injured member taking the best comfort positions
The complete rest of the player physically and psychologically to avoid a shock to the player, while not moving the injured part
The cooling compress continues to work within 48: 72 hours, at a rate of 4: 5 times a day
Make a suitable compression band around the place of injury
You must have complete control of bleeding and internal spillage by the necessity not to use the muscle and to rest completely
Placing the affected muscle or muscles in a fully relaxed position to reduce tension or contractions
Negative comfort for the affected member according to the severity and degree of injury
Raise the affected area above the heart to reduce blood flow to the affected area
Avoid using all kinds of heat or massages throughout the acute period of injury to prevent further bleeding