Lactic acid - Anerobic respiration

Question

I have learnt that lactic acid is produced during anaerobic respiration of muscle cells, which can cause cramps. However, it is not permanent. Then what happens to the lactic acid and how is it expelled?

Answer 1

Lactic acid is formed from a biochemical process called the Cori cycle it is then sent to the liver to be converted to glucose (sugar) to be used in different cycles to make ATP. A more expanded answer that would take several pages is available.

I think more importantly is the process that occurs to make the lactic acid. Lactic acid comes from the breakdown of glucose to make ATP used by the muscles in a low oxygen state. In an oxidized state pyruvate would be made instead.

Lactic acid comes from the NADH being broken down into NAD (another energy producer)

I hope this helps, but with a question as encompassing as yours alot of time needs to spent on a few pathways to understand the whole concept