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exercise restrictions?

Is there any exercise that RNY makes risky? I.e. crunches?

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I was told after 2 weeks I could do the treadmill only. After a month I could start weights and pretty much anything else.

Is there any exercise that RNY makes risky? I.e. crunches?

I began working out at 2 weeks. The doctor said no abdominal exercises for 2 months. I'm allowed to do anything else I can tolerate as long as I limit weights to 25 lbs. At 2 months I can resume my regular workout with no restrictions.

Is there any exercise that RNY makes risky? I.e. crunches?

Talk to your doctor. I was only allowed walking till I was 6 weeks post op then I could do what I wanted in moderation.

I am told not to lift anything over 10 lbs, but that is right after discharge not sure what will be after post op check up.

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