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Pain in lower back after a massage!is this normal?
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Sometimes: It is not uncommon to have a little soreness with deep tissue massage. Be sure to drink lots of water. The soreness should improve after a few days. If pain lasts greater than 2 weeks see your physician and consider another therapist.
Answered 7/15/2018
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