will painkillers get rid of muscle soreness?

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  • Earl-Hickey
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    #1

    will painkillers get rid of muscle soreness?

    I did a big chest day yesterday after not lifting for about 8 months and my chest is ****ing killing me

    normally i'd leave it but i'm going bowling with a girl tomorrow and as of right now i'm probably not going to be able to swing fully

    if im still ****ed tomorrow will a bunch of ibuprofen numb the pain for an hour or so?
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    #2
    It just means you did a good job, I would suggest sucking it up for 4-5 days rather than take drugs.

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    • way2strong
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      #3
      idk about getting "rid" of the pain but it can probably mask the pain i never been a pill guy try smoking a blunt or drink with her

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      • Earl-Hickey
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        #4
        Originally posted by Spray_resistant
        It just means you did a good job, I would suggest sucking it up for 4-5 days rather than take drugs.
        i'm fully keen to gut it out, i usually do but i'm serious man like i can only rotate my arm about 40 degrees, i just need something so i can bowl without looking like an 80 year old man. If not painkillers any other tips?

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        • L3TH4L
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          #5
          Sure - If you want to develop a dependency and spiral into a drug addiction. Muscle soreness is usually the sign of an improper diet. Make sure you're providing your body with the necessary amount of nutrition to fully recover from a workout.

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          • dan_cov
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            #6
            Its just DOMS (delayed onset muscle soreness), suck it up.

            Stay hydrated, eat & get plenty of rest.

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            • SlySlickSmooth
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              #7
              Have two beers at the bowling alley.

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              • HtotheZ
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                #8
                Originally posted by dan_cov
                Its just DOMS (delayed onset muscle soreness), suck it up.

                Stay hydrated, eat & get plenty of rest.
                This

                Also, take protein and stretch often. The protein will help the muscle repair quicker and the stretching will reduce the soreness.

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                • jas
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                  #9
                  it will be better by the time you get to the bowling alley. besides, all that adrenaline rushing though your body if she gives you action will mask the pain.

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