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ok, so i am 11 days out of surgery and am feeling fine, and i want to know when others actually got out and started spicing up their workouts. I have been walking but i wanna ride the bike or hop on the elliptical. i was working out every day until my surgery and have always been fairly active and now since im not hurting i feel i should be doing more.

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I wish I could hit the "LIKE" button multiple times..........because your post deserves it.

I asked my surgeon the same question........he said to not lift anything heavy for two weeks.........but to keep moving every day. He was all about the treadmill and elliptical as soon as I felt like it......1-3 weeks out.

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lol, thats honestly the only thing i have been having a hard time with is actually sitting around, i know i have to for my body to heal but goodness lol! i will not be able to see my doctor for my post op visit until October 6th :(, so your response is so very helpful:)

lol, thats honestly the only thing i have been having a hard time with is actually sitting around, i know i have to for my body to heal but goodness lol! i will not be able to see my doctor for my post op visit until October 6th :(, so your response is so very helpful:)

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I second @@Dub - get on that elliptical! Start slowly just to make sure you have the energy you think you have, then you can kill it! I haven't missed a day at the gym since I was 3 weeks out of surgery. It's my favorite part of the day!! Endorphins buzzing, serotonin & dopamine releasing, fat cells being obliterated, muscle being earned...makes me soo happy!!

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I have been given a 2kg lifting capacity for the first 4 weeks. No gym work for 6 weeks. I was told that you can run the risk of hernias, adhesions and multiple other complications. I'm listening to this advice. I have seen a friend who didn't and she developed seromas that needed to be drained. No thanks!!

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