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Aaaargh!!! conflicting advice

Hi all,

I hope that you can give me some help here.

Before I even had surgery I asked to speak to one of surgicare's (my clinic) fitness experts. I specifically asked him about using my power plate, and he went away and rang back to tell me that 1 week post-op I would be fine to use it. I asked him about all sorts of exercises and basically he told me to listen to my body and build it up.

I have merrily been using my plate, doing my crunches, a bit of light weight training ( I am crap at cardio, but I am joining a gym next week) and now looking at the posts on here I am worried that I have dislodged my band/stopped it healing properly! Surely I would know if I had???:confused:

HELP if I dont work out my weight loss will stop - I know what my body is like - and if that happens then I will get negged out - I have to stay in the zone if you know what I mean :faint:

Nina xx

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My thoughts are that your doctor is the expert. I would go by the advice that your doctor gave you. If you are unsure, get a second opinion from another doctor. These threads are a great support but always get medical advice from a medical expert.

Hope that helps

Cindy

I truly believe that if you'd done any damage by working out, you would KNOW. I mean, if you haven't noticed anything painful or strange while you're working out, then, I wouldn't worry, and keep on, keeping on!

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