Just wondering if anyone else gets a runny nose and a feeling of liquid in their ears when they have a massage? I'm not sure if it's normal 
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Just wondering if anyone else gets a runny nose and a feeling of liquid in their ears when they have a massage? I'm not sure if it's normal
.... This can't end well.
Also, my answer is no.
No, I don't get that. But I have been known to swear a lot. Unfortunately, once my massage therapist closes the door, even God can't hear my moans of pain when I'm getting a deep tissue massage (my musculature is horribly tight). I usually just bring something soft to bite down on, like a T-shirt or a face cloth.
Actually, deep tissue massage feels amazingly good despite being not that pleasant. But definitely worth the end result.
Actually, deep tissue massage feels amazingly good despite being not that pleasant. But definitely worth the end result.
Just wondering if anyone else gets a runny nose and a feeling of liquid in their ears when they have a massage? I'm not sure if it's normal
um, no....
But I have had a masseuse tell me before that after you need to take it easy and that people can have a reaction like yours. I personally have never had that reaction though....Glad you are getting massage--I believe in it! I could go on & on but don't have the time right now--it does help our health tremendously to get massage.
I also studied it (although I don't have a license, regretfully, due to lack of funds at that time) and found many people seemed to have a need to *expel* excess liquid in their bodies in various forms: need for urination was the usual way, but I also experienced & saw runnny noses, sweating & need for defecation.
I admit you are the 1st I've heard of to get liquid in the ears. Do you swim a lot? You might want to get it checked to make sure it is OK.
olga p
I could go on & on but don't have the time right now--it does help our health tremendously to get massage.I also studied it (although I don't have a license, regretfully, due to lack of funds at that time) and found many people seemed to have a need to *expel* excess liquid in their bodies in various forms: need for urination was the usual way, but I also experienced & saw runnny noses, sweating & need for defecation.
I admit you are the 1st I've heard of to get liquid in the ears. Do you swim a lot? You might want to get it checked to make sure it is OK.
olga p
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