Trigger point
The trigger point causes the rest of the fiber segments to be [blank] to capacity. It becomes a tight band. Normally the regular contracting and releasing of these little segments circulate blood in the capillaries that supply them (the segments) with their nutrients. When they hold this [blank] , blood flow is stopped to that area, there is not an oxygen supply, and waste products are not [blank] out. The trigger point then sends out pain signals until the trigger point is put in a position of rest again.
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