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Hello there.. Pls Pls help.. I did for the first time 200 squats today.. My heart beat has increased. My legs her hurting. What to do?? Kindly suggest. Regards
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plz do graded exercise under guidance.hydrate urself well  and do stretching and relaxation.for more help consult personally plz.
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Take rest long breathing and take homeopatic medicine rhustox
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or talk to me consult  me
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Take rhus tox 30 for overstretching..Give hot application.. Exercise daily.not one day too much..
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For now jus take homoeopathic medicine called Rhua TOX -30-TDS for 3days
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And put down your both legs diioedbinto hot water for 3 times a day
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Next time take a guidance of a trainer
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Your heart normally beats faster when ever u exercise as ur body demands more oxygen & blood supply . It happen more if u are not habitual of regular physical activity , so do' nt worry it is okay to have fast heart beat after exercise. It will become nomal with daily gradual exercise Regarding painfull muscle u can do some ice pack or take some mild pain killer with muscle relaxant . Try to do mild exercise first & then gradually increase it otherwise muscle go in to fatigue & spasm due to lactic acid acumulation
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Don't worry, take electrolyte solution (electral etc ),Bath with Lukewarm water mixed with common salt leaving head, specially on legs, increase exercises in ascending order, massage with olive oil or Almonds oil ,
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U can consult online through Practo
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Don’t strain all of sudden, slow n steady u can increase ur workout time.
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Take rest. Drink plenty of fluids. Don’t do too much of exercise in one go. Especially when u r not used to it. Stamina is not increased in one day. It is build slowly. So start with a small number n slowly increase.
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Don't worry. It will take time to review duce leg pain . Kindly do exercise under guidance. 200 for first time is not good . You have to goes on increasing from 12,25,50 75...so on .
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1) massage with warm sessame oil
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Nothing major, adequate rest. How much is the heart beat?
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