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Old 07-11-2022, 12:31 AM #1
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Default PCS and the gym

Hello,

I've never asked this question before and I am curious about it. For those of you who work out in the gym with PCS, how do you manage it? Do all the stimuli, people, music etc in there cause a trigger in your symptoms, or do you feel okay? Tell me about it, do you use any strategic method to be able and workout?

I've bought a pair of earprotectors or noise-protection against the noise in the gym.

Best Regards

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