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letsgo1

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  1.    Ebegebe reacted to a post in a topic: What are you able to do physically first two weeks post op?
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  3. What are you able to do physically first two weeks post op?

    letsgo1 replied to Ebegebe's topic in Gastric Bypass Surgery Forums
    Personally, I found that the first 2 weeks that were initially discussed with my Dr was healing time and then you are good to go. This was not so for me, I was literally sick, weak and didn't feel like doing anything. I returned to the hospital in a couple of weeks and had my gallbladder removed because I was so sick. If you are having this surgery allow yourself more time to heal than the doctors say, it is your body and a life changing surgery.

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