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exercise post op
I had a vaginal hysterectomy 12th Nov. Before my op i used walk at least 10kms a day and do exercises and work full time.
I would like to know a timeline when i can start doing exercise etc. I have been i advised that I can return to work within 3 - 4 weeks,, though can't drive till 3 weeks post op.
I would like to know a timeline when i can start doing exercise etc. I have been i advised that I can return to work within 3 - 4 weeks,, though can't drive till 3 weeks post op.
Sounds like your doing well, if you bleed that much your probably anemic?
take it easy, and I wish you well.
take it easy, and I wish you well.
I do not see surgeon till 31st Dec,, so guess shall just go slowly,, although a little tired at times ,,, nope feel good minimial discomfort,,, hoping to lose weight from large does of hormones that i need pre op..
Anything has to be better than bleeding contiously :-)
Anything has to be better than bleeding contiously :-)
Hi Sharbo, this is a question you will need to ask your surgeon as only he/she knows the specifics of your surgery. It will likely be ok by week 4 to start walking short distances and add more every day. Jogging, carrying weights or wearing weight bands is not ok. I am glad your feeling well enough to ask this question.
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