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Everytime i get a back massage, the next day it feels like someone kicked me in the back. is it just me?
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Common response: It is quite common to feel sore for a day or two after a deep tissue massage. Extra hydration with water both immediately after massage and the next day can be helpful. Also, light cardiovascular activity- like brisk walking helps decrease the symptoms by improving blood flow.
Answered 3/29/2013
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