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Leg Soreness similar to Workout (but none done)

Discussion in 'General Discussion Subforum' started by Freedom, Sep 29, 2017.

  1. Freedom

    Freedom Peer Supporter

    So I was stressed out about a gig I did wednesday night (standing for about 5 hours). Usually after these, or sometimes my legs might be a little achy, but once I go to sleep it generally goes away. It is now Friday and my legs feel sore (not achy). Like identical to the feeling you would get after working out (DOMS), except that I haven't even worked out this week, especially not legs. Any ideas whats going on here?
     
  2. Sonic

    Sonic Peer Supporter

    Obviously not a Doctor so can only speak of my experiance.

    I get this and it's just Anxiety. Muscles tensed for a long time causes this feeling for me.
     
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  3. FredAmir

    FredAmir Well known member

    Could be TMS or possible low
    On magnesium due to physical demand on your body.

    Try some Natural Calm or another magnesium supplement and see.

    If it is magnesium deficiency, you will see a rapid improvement in soreness.
     
  4. ReyDementor

    ReyDementor Newcomer

    I feel something like this when the important things happen. Trying to divert attention (games, communication) - is what helps me.
     
  5. ReyDementor

    ReyDementor Newcomer

    I think this is the best way to relieve stress. The video games with friends helps me to play in some hot game where you can laugh. My situation is even worse, I get stressed because of the workouts that take place in my gym. My legs (due to exertion and stress) and my back begin to achy and to sore. I try to lose weight and get my body is in the shape. The process is going very well, but rather thanks to the RAD-140 that I accept, but the stress and the irritation add pain to my joints. Therefore, try to reduce it as much as possible, deceive your brain.
     
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