Calf muscles

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Thanks for the advice few threads ago, used the leg press machine for high

point and got a great burn.

Toes still get dead though!

Lucy (U.K.0

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Thank you for the information, Bren. I will definitely check it out. Does

anyone else use this massager and does it come with instructions?

I'm curious what you mean when you say that what we're feeling in our calves

is " quite common with LDN treatment. " Are you talking about the general

tightness or the fact that the tightness seems to be moving from the

quadricep area to the calves? And finally, how does one know if they are

actually " awakened " muscles? I was wondering if it's possible that those

muscles hurt now because of compensation...

[Guest guest]

> Thank you for the information, Bren. I will definitely check it out. Does

> anyone else use this massager and does it come with instructions?

>

> I'm curious what you mean when you say that what we're feeling in our calves

> is " quite common with LDN treatment. " Are you talking about the general

> tightness or the fact that the tightness seems to be moving from the

> quadricep area to the calves? And finally, how does one know if they are

> actually " awakened " muscles? I was wondering if it's possible that those

> muscles hurt now because of compensation...

>

>

If you experience increased stiffness shortly after starting LDN, that is not

unusual at all. I and many others on LDN think that the peculiar/increased

symptoms on LDN is waking up areas and muscles that haven't been used regularly

or properly that are affected by MS's damage. Our endorphins are located in our

pituitary gland.

The massager has good instructions and photos on how to use.