Tendinous-muscular instability

Tendinous-muscular instability refers to a disruption in the normal coordination between muscles and tendons, resulting in reduced joint stability. This condition may occur after injury, overuse, or neuromuscular dysfunction. Patients often experience a feeling of weakness, instability, or poor movement control. In chronic cases, the risk of recurrent injuries increases. Treatment is mainly based on specialized physiotherapy and strengthening exercises.