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Walking?

I'm still feeling pain and discomfort in my incision site (the main one) and am flabbergasted when I read posts from people who are newly sleeved mentioning that they're already up and walking for exercise.

I was able to walk slow laps in the hospital, but I find that I cant remain on my feet for more than 5 to 7 minutes at a time because its painful. When did you start your walking regimen? I guess I'm just a slower healer than some...

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    You need to get up and walk some so you don't get blood clots, but don't worry about exercising until you can do it comfortably! When I started walking it was more like strolling, and I would get rea

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**WHICH ONE OF THE 5 is considered the main incision?? When did u guys walk around the block distance?? I'm five days out and I go up and down 14stairs at least twice a day and a lap around big backyard once to pick up after dog. Is this enough??? Btw, I've only lost 5 lbs in five says so I'm doing something wrong, no?! Lots of questions... Please answer.... Thanks

My main incision was on the upper right side of my abdomen. It was also the largest and has taken longer for the pain to subside.

I was up and out of that hospital bed doing laps within 2 hours of surgery. I was the only patient while I was there that ever was up walking....and thus I was first released! I make sure that I walk every day whether it be a trip around the grocery store or a walk up and down the road. I don't measure it, but I do make sure that I'm doing it. I'm 27 days post-op and have lost 15 pounds since surgery (I had a 12 days stall in there too).

You obviously don't want to push your body too hard, but you do want to push it some so that you get your strength and stamina back. Listen to your body and do what you can.

Thamk you so much that really helped!

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