what will happen if
◆ligament get over stretched
◆heparin is absent in blood
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Ligament get over stretched :
Sprains commonly happen in the ankle, knee, or wrist if over stretched.
For example, a misstep can cause you to twist your ankle in an awkward position, snapping a ligament and causing your ankle to be unstable or wobbly.
Heparin is absent in blood :
If Heparin is absent, Our blood would clot not allowing blood circulation, blocking capillaries and veins causing severe pain. And this ultimately leads to death.
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- Ligament. When a ligament is overstretched or torn, it results in what's technically known as a sprain. Sprains commonly happen in the ankle, knee, or wrist. For example, a misstep can cause you to twist your ankle in an awkward position, snapping a ligament and causing your ankle to be unstable or wobbly.
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- Heparin is a naturally occurring anticoagulant produced by basophils and mast cells . It prevents the formation of blood clots inside the body. If heparin is absent in our blood , our blood would clot not allowing blood circulation, blocking capillaries and veins causing severe pain.
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