Complications include secondary cataract, iris rubeosis, uveitis, secondary glaucoma and, eventually, phthisis bulbi. Once damaged, there are greatly increased chances of infectious diseases such as bronchitis, pneumonia, and tuberculosis (or phthisis as it was called then) superimposing themselves.
There was so much load, the muscles were pulling so hard, the force went somewhere and a rip/tear of some size happened. Symptoms of a pulled back muscle include (sorry, some of these are obvious): ** Pain, in a specific spot and/or referred pain elsewhere. ** Pain on movement, including taking a deep breath.
Joint Mobilization. Patients often get diagnosed with a pulled muscle in their back and are instructed to treat it with rest, ice and massage. While these techniques feel good, the pain often returns because the muscle spasm is in response to a restricted joint.