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If you tear a muscle to the extent that the two pieces of muscle tissue heal separated, if you have a surgeon remove a part of the muscle tissue that's no longer attached, what's the worst that could happen in recovery and after recovery?

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I have a very rare muscle tear that requires muscle removal/shaving. Wondering if there's any science behind side effects of such a procedure?

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After injury, not surgery, does the body require more calories in order to heal and repair the injury?

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Does eating the tea leaves deliver the same amount of caffeine as the liquid form after boiling?

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If you have a long-term repetitive strain or injury to attending or muscle, is it more useful to take the oral diclofenac or use topical gel on the target area?

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If you tear a muscle to the extent that the two pieces of muscle tissue heal separated, if you have a surgeon remove a part of the muscle tissue that's no longer attached, what's the worst that could happen in recovery and after recovery?	1
I have a very rare muscle tear that requires muscle removal/shaving. Wondering if there's any science behind side effects of such a procedure?	1
After injury, not surgery, does the body require more calories in order to heal and repair the injury?	1
Does eating the tea leaves deliver the same amount of caffeine as the liquid form after boiling?	1
If you have a long-term repetitive strain or injury to attending or muscle, is it more useful to take the oral diclofenac or use topical gel on the target area?	1