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Massages can help, at least a bit. I also imagine - if possible - that changing the elevation occasionally would help, too. For instance, maybe slip a pillow underneath the feet for a while, then remove it. Or put an extra pillow under the head, or take some away. Just make sure that they're comfortable, I suppose.

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