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If there is ANY pain, stop. Immediately. Stop.
There should be ZERO pain in this step.
None.
Nada.
Zilch.
Stop, and try again later.
Remember: If you continue to experience pain, you definitely should stop what you’re doing at the very least, and/or get checked out by a medical professional before continuing, as there is something potentially very wrong.
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