Pain Relief Fat
very sore from exercising, pain relief?
yesterday i ran a mile in gym class, and yes, im very out of shape. im not fat, im 89 pounds at 13. but still, im not fit. my legs are so sore i can hardly move. so i have two questions.
1, how can i get rid of the pain?
2, how long will the pain last?
thanks. and no stupid answers please 
1. you can ONLY get rid of the pain by wating, im sorry to tell you that, but thats the only way..also..just take ibuprofen or advil..it will help the pain to go away faster
2. the pain may last for a couple of days, probably ranging from 2 to 4 days (im guessing this is your first time exercising).
ALSO - once you start exercising more (about 3 times per week) there wont be as much pain..and also you will recover MUCH faster...
hope i answered your question
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