It may seem peculiar, but it’s completely usual.
Upon embarking on a consistent exercise regimen, you might observe some rather… peculiar characteristics in your body from time to time. Apart from the typical experiences like muscle soreness and such, for reasons that remain beyond full comprehension by medical experts and scientists, your body tends to manifest certain odd behaviors following muscle stimulation. My attempts to elucidate may be merely speculative, but rest assured that these idiosyncrasies are not indicative of any negative connotations.
Post a vigorous workout and a refreshing shower, have you ever found yourself with a sudden sniffle or runny nose? This phenomenon is identified as exercise-induced rhinitis. Rhinitis is simply the medical term for a runny nose, a condition commonly associated with colds or allergies. It is hypothesized that exercise triggers the constriction of blood cells in your nasal passages, causing congestion, although it is also plausible that your heightened physical condition could render you more susceptible to airborne allergens.
Do your muscles commence twitching and trembling following exercise? What about your legs? Do they suddenly experience intense itchiness? Tremors often signify muscle fatigue; your body trembles as a means to disperse the discomfort from physical exertion, yet is uncertain of the precise location to direct it. Regarding itchy legs, the heightened blood circulation due to exercise activates the capillaries in that area, stimulating all your nerves. It’s not a reaction to your yoga attire; your legs are simply perplexed.
In the event of symptoms like lightheadedness, nausea, or fainting, these could indicate a more serious concern. Consult your healthcare provider to ascertain if any aspect of your routine is causing harm.