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Acute vs chronic injury

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brian0
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What are the differences? And how can I tell them apart? Especially for ski related injury.
Feb 13 2019 8:02PM
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Jems
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Don’t taje my word I’m not a doctor but

Acute - Basically just happened

Chronic - Long term
Feb 13 2019 11:53PM
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DirtYStylE
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The main factor is time.

Muscles take days to heal, tendons take weeks, nerves take months to heal. After months go by and your nerves haven't healed. there is a good chance your tendons are still screwed up. Causing stress on your nerves so your nerves don't heal either. Chronic pain can also be classified as pain that will never go away
Feb 14 2019 12:30PM
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xxACIDTRIPxx
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An acute injury is good looking whereas a chronic injury looks like marijuana
Feb 14 2019 4:26PM
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yung_gaia
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A chronic ski injury would be like overuse injuries in the back or stress fractures in the ankle from overuse. An acute ski injury would be like falling and spraining your wrist or tearing your ACL in a crash.
Feb 14 2019 5:39PM
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