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Tingling in breasts from massage. What could this mean?
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(23-07-2016, 17:31)Happyme Wrote:  
(23-07-2016, 02:53)Angelette Wrote:  
(23-07-2016, 00:02)Happyme Wrote:  That would be a good sign
Keep going, but if you get any pain, that would be real pain, not and ache. Then stop for a few days then start up again slower.
Are you using any special oils or lotions?
Bobbi

Thank you. No, I don't feel any pain. It doesn't feel uncomfortable, just tingly and warm.

And nope, not using any creams, lotions, oils, etc. Just taking a lot of time out of the day to massage. I eventually want to add red clover oil, but for at least the first month, I am sticking to only massage.

Try some coconut oil! Its marvelous and makes the massage so much more enjoyable. It has a lot of lubricity, and you can cook with it too.
I us the organic stuff from the grocery store.
Bobbi

Awesome, thanks! I always have coconut oil on hand because I use it as a leave in conditioner, etc, so looks like I will have yet a new use for it. Smile
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