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Does lifting weights make back muscle spasm worse?
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Yes: Typically yes it will make spasms worse. Take a break until spasms have subsided then start lifting again but at a lower weight. Work your way slowly back to your goal weight. Stretch well before any exercise.
Answered 3/10/2021
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