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Only 3 Weeks Post-Op

I'm only 3 weeks post and I can't wait to really start a great workout. I want to be healed a good deal because I workout kind of hard. When is a good time to start? I'm anxious!

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I'm only 3 weeks post and I can't wait to really start a great workout. I want to be healed a good deal because I workout kind of hard. When is a good time to start? I'm anxious!

My surgeon told me to wait 6 weeks, but I cheated and started this week at 4 weeks out. I'm only doing an hour of elliptical and treadmill, no lifting until after my 6 weeks post-op visit.

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My surgeon told me to wait 6 weeks' date=' but I cheated and started this week at 4 weeks out. I'm only doing an hour of elliptical and treadmill, no lifting until after my 6 weeks post-op visit.[/quote']

Did everything go ok?

I'm anxious to start too, but I'm flollowing my surgeon's advice and waiting to do anything more than walking for 6 weeks. I'd rather be safe than sorry. Waiting 2 more weeks won't matter much in the long run. I figure I haven't worked out in several years anyway :)

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I'm anxious to start too' date=' but I'm flollowing my surgeon's advice and waiting to do anything more than walking for 6 weeks. I'd rather be safe than sorry. Waiting 2 more weeks won't matter much in the long run. I figure I haven't worked out in several years anyway :)[/quote']

Lol I hear you. Today I felt some discomfort, so I don't want that to keep me from going all in on a workout.

Did everything go ok?

I felt really good during the workout. I was amazed at how much of a difference it makes to not have that extra 30 pounds on my body. Having said that, I had some soreness in my main incision site the day after, so I went back to walking. I'm really looking forward to getting back on that elliptical, though.

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I felt really good during the workout. I was amazed at how much of a difference it makes to not have that extra 30 pounds on my body. Having said that' date=' I had some soreness in my main incision site the day after, so I went back to walking. I'm really looking forward to getting back on that elliptical, though.[/quote']

Do you cover your incisions during a workout?

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