The initial evaluation of a patient with a newly diagnosed tumor of the nervous system is a critical step toward appropriate management and patient care. The most important portions of the initial evaluation are a detailed history and a thorough examination.
Tetanus symptoms result from a toxin produced by tetanus bacteria. Symptoms often begin around a week after infection. But this may range from three days to three weeks or even longer. The most common symptom is a stiff jaw, which can become locked.. This is how the disease came to be called lockjaw. Symptoms of tetanus may include: 1  Headache. 2  Muscle stiffness, starting in the jaw, then the neck and the arms, legs, or abdomen. 3  Trouble swallowing. 4  Restlessness and irritability. 5  Sweating and fever. 6  Palpitations and high blood pressure.
What could happen with you, and it usually happens, is that when you start lifting, you will build some muscle, which will be covered with the fat, you probably have. At first your legs will look toned, but they wonât get smaller.