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Thanks for posting your query.
Hyperextension is the movement or extension of joints, tendons, or muscles beyond the normal limit or range of motion. When this happens, it may cause an
injury.
Depending on the extremeness of the movement, a joint or muscle may be temporarily injured and improve with time and
physical therapy, or it may be a permanent injury. Most cases require only acute treatment such as
cold compresses, rest, and brace support. In some cases, the over-extension may result in permanent injury that can only be corrected with surgery.
If the injury was moderate to severe, a medical professional will likely order imaging tests like X-rays or an
MRI to assess the damage to the affected area. A patient might be referred to a physical therapist or an orthopedic specialist. Treatment depends upon the severity of the injury.
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