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Sudden twisting movements, such as reaching for a ball in tennis, can cause: a. arthritis. b. neck pain. c. muscle cramps. d. a herniated disk
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Sudden twisting movements, such as reaching for a ball in tennis, can cause:

a. arthritis.
b. neck pain.
c. muscle cramps.
d. a herniated disk

User Daniel Inbaraj
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D. Herniated disks. It's always smart to be careful when playing sports or even just doing day to day activities. Those hurt!


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