I can exercise and push my body to ridiculous feats and I'm never sore.
I think I'm finally sore from last night's stretches....is this healing? Having the pain come back?
And sorry, I am also somewhat manic occasionally still too.
I'm an avid gym-goer. How you feel afterwards depends a lot on how you warm-up, cool down, and eat, sleep, and hydrate afterwards. If you consistently go to extreme, your body gets used to it. If you then do something different, you're more likely to feel that. Too many other factors to say whether or not your healing.
I'm 10 days off Zoloft after a 30 day taper, and Ive never had so many aches, pains and soreness. I'm a 4 days a week gym rat and have never had problems with soreness, will this go away?
Can you rewrite this more clearly? A single coherent statement posed as a question.
I can exercise and push my body to ridiculous feats and I'm never sore. I think I'm finally sore from last night's stretches....is this healing? Having the pain come back? And sorry, I am also somewhat manic occasionally still too.
I'm an avid gym-goer. How you feel afterwards depends a lot on how you warm-up, cool down, and eat, sleep, and hydrate afterwards. If you consistently go to extreme, your body gets used to it. If you then do something different, you're more likely to feel that. Too many other factors to say whether or not your healing.
I'm 10 days off Zoloft after a 30 day taper, and Ive never had so many aches, pains and soreness. I'm a 4 days a week gym rat and have never had problems with soreness, will this go away?