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    I have been doing calithetics for about 1 1/2 week now. I was lifting but stopped and now I have beefytits (I need help with that too) but thats a different story. I decided to start a program with push-ups, lunges, some dumbells and other simple stuff before I hit the weights again. Kind of like a foundation. Anyway, my legs and chest felt like crap after one day so the next day I took 1000 mg of acetemenephin and lifted again. I have been doing this for the past week. Is this ok or do I have to stop being a wuss and take the pain before my heart stops?
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    Is the pain from sore muscles or something else?
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    You would be better off using Aleve, or even something with Ibuprofen in it.

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    Aleve has Naproxen Sodium in it. This is a great anti-inflamatory that works good for sore joints and muscles. I used to have problems with my right shoulder until I took 2 Aleve. Not a problem since.
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    yup, I took 2 Aleve's this morning to help "recover" from last night's leg work-out!

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    Re: Pain-killers Question

    Originally posted by Jay-Budaman
    I have been doing calithetics for about 1 1/2 week now. I was lifting but stopped and now I have beefytits
    ROTFLMAO. sorry but that was funny.

    I agree with the other guys, Ibuprofen if you can handle it, don't overdo it.

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    Yeah, I think the pain is pretty much from soreness and inflammation. Thanks for the advice guys, I was just worried about whether taking pain killers on a regular basis could be dangerous. Hey PB&J, don't laugh at my beefytits anymore, lol.
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    Taking painkillers on a regular basis is dangerous for two reasons that i can think of off the top of my head:

    1. You might mask an injury pain, and make it tons worse.

    2. Every heard of stomach ulcers?
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    Originally posted by Yanick
    Taking painkillers on a regular basis is dangerous for two reasons that i can think of off the top of my head:

    1. You might mask an injury pain, and make it tons worse.

    ** Only if you're a beginner and you do not know your body.


    2. Every heard of stomach ulcers?

    ** If taken daily (excessive/chronic use) it could cause stomach problems that might lead to an ulcer.

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    Originally posted by Prince:
    ** Only if you're a beginner and you do not know your body.
    True.

    Originally posted by Prince:
    ** If taken daily (excessive/chronic use) it could cause stomach problems that might lead to an ulcer.
    I should've been more clear, by regular use i meant daily use. Sorry.
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    I never knew a lot of this stuff, thanks a lot guys.
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