Nauseous after a massage

[MarkHariis]

I got a legit massage, i think it was a lymphatic-type of massage and felt quite nauseaous 3/4 of the way in it, when I am was on my stomach. It was not painful at all, like a deep tissus massage can feel.

I read it is not usual to fel nauseaous since that type of massage can "liberate" or "dislodge" accumulated toxins that where in your lymphatic system.

Anyone else experienced that?

 

[Albertaman]

No, but important to increase your intake of water, fluids after any serious massage. And if you can engage in any vigorous activities on the days after to induce sweating, or go for a 30 minute sauna it is helpful.


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[curiousone64]

No, but important to increase your intake of water, fluids after any serious massage. And if you can engage in any vigorous activities on the days after to induce sweating, or go for a 30 minute sauna it is helpful.


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Good point.

 

[Qster]

I got a legit massage, i think it was a lymphatic-type of massage and felt quite nauseaous 3/4 of the way in it, when I am was on my stomach. It was not painful at all, like a deep tissus massage can feel.

I read it is not usual to fel nauseaous since that type of massage can "liberate" or "dislodge" accumulated toxins that where in your lymphatic system.

Anyone else experienced that?

Yes, frequently on genuine hardcore deeptissue work. My personal take is that:

1: My body is not used to being face down for 60-90 minutes breathing through a hole in the bed, I get the same feelings on extended dentist visits when I was in an inverted position too long. I personally think this is the main reason I get nauseous on a massage table. If the feeling is too much, there is no issue with asking for 30 seconds break, that is usually all I need to recover.
2: Deep tissue work is supposed to release toxins from your lymph notes and muscles, the whole point is to break up the clumps within your tissues and allow your organs to clean them up, Albertaman is exactly right about drinking lots of water before and after. The intention is to flush out the toxins, I personally do not like saunas but it is supposed to help.

 

[Albertaman]

I have found that after a fairly lengthy walk on back (especially the upper shoulders) session, nicely executed, where I have asked them to use extra downforce (like a series of thumps) that I need some time after to collect myself right after the massage. And Drink lots of extra warm water and green teas over the next day.


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[TBone]

I've never been nauseous after a massage, but a deep tissue massage always makes me have to pee like crazy afterwards, even if I went right before the massage.

Sometimes this makes the finish a little difficult haha

 

[Qster]

I've never been nauseous after a massage, but a deep tissue massage always makes me have to pee like crazy afterwards, even if I went right before the massage.

Sometimes this makes the finish a little difficult haha

I think this is why a wise lady named Vivian once said: "if you want hanky panky, we do the hanky panky, if you want deep tissue, we do the deep tissue. Not both." After getting destroyed by her deep tissue on the massage table, I found myself barely functional in more ways than one. I do sincerely miss her, the only lady who could deliver both the hanky panky and deep tissue in a top notch manner, she just won't do it in the same session.

 

[Randomrd]

Laying on your stomach makes sense. Could cause gastric reflux.

My nose runs like a faucet when I get a massage. Probably due to gravity. Super sexy.

 

[Qster]

Laying on your stomach makes sense. Could cause gastric reflux.

My nose runs like a faucet when I get a massage. Probably due to gravity. Super sexy.

My nose runs like mad too, why I never put my hand on the hand rest below the hole through the massage; if my nose drips on it...

 

[MarkHariis]

Thanks for all the replies, I will try the warm water solution first, if it were to happen.

I didn't even consider dehydration.

Laying on your stomach makes sense. Could cause gastric reflux.

My nose runs like a faucet when I get a massage. Probably due to gravity. Super sexy.

It happened to me too. I once went for a deep-tissue massage, while I had a cold. Best thing ever! The massage was nothing special however my nose was leaking and my lungs felt so good and not stuffy anymore


Best way to clear out a lungs!

 

[Mebad23]

I use a vicks lozenge it clears my sinuses also I turn my head to the side not down.

 

[Longschlong]

I’ve never been nauseous but I can understand if it’s a deep tissue.