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I get a prickly / tingling sensation in my lower back while i'm doing a lying down psoas stretch. any ideas why this might be ?
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Nerve reaction: It is possible that you are impinging parts of the nervous system with this maneuver. Tingling sensations(paresthesiae) certainly suggest a nerve type reaction and you should try modifying your stretching technique.
Answered 1/9/2014
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