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When I feel the worst is when I know I need to do it the most.
I can tell when my front chest muscles are tightening up and my upper back muscles are feeling sore- that is the time to do them.
But don't force anything only do what you can without causing a flare up.
As often as you can, with relaxation and the diaphragmatic breathing techniques too.
If pain & discomfort is high just lay flat on the floor and do relaxation & breaths
For me it just rebalances my muscles - because we all forget to keep the best posture, it's a constant battle...
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