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Old 03-29-2009, 07:11 PM #1
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Default lifting weights with PCS
i returned to weightlifting a month ago with no ill effects at first... but tonight i benchpressed a little too much (probably while holding my breath) and still feel dizzy and withdrawn. is this just a PCS flareup that should go away in a few days like the last one? or should i be worried?
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