How do I know if I have a tear in my abdominal muscles?

An abdominal muscle tear can be identified by the appearance of symptoms such as severe pain, muscle spasm, swelling, and bruising.

How long does a torn abdominal muscle take to heal?

The healing period for an abdominal muscle tear varies depending on the affected muscle and the severity of the tear. The healing period ranges from 3-8 weeks in cases of mild tears and up to several months in severe tears.

Does a muscle tear heal on its own?

In mild cases, a muscle tear can heal on its own through rest and home treatment.

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