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Commack, NY 11725
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My doctor recommended that I get massages for my sore back, but the one time I tried it, my back hurt more after than it did before. Should I go again?
Your doctor is the only one who can answer that question so it's important that you tell him/her that you had this pain. Your doctor can then evaluate if it would be a good idea to continue the massages.

That being said, it's not unusual for there to be some soreness after a massage because of the manipulation of the muscles and the pressure on certain points on your back. This should also be discussed with the massage therapist who did the treatment.


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