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excercise

Does anyone know how long it takes to be able to do strenous excersice after surgery. I dance now with a group and at times it can get pretty involved with the moves and the stretching that we do. Was just wondering if anyone thinks my port would get in the way of that?

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It wont in the long run but be sure to talk to your doctor about what and when.

Long term you should have not trouble, but I would wait at least 6-8 weeks for full healing at the port site. If you need to dance sooner, then by all means ask you surgeon.

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