Frequently Asked Questions
When can I get back to my normal activities?
That will depend on what kind of surgery you've had, however everyone
needs some time to recover from surgery and anesthesia. Please ask your
team about which activities you should avoid and for how long. As a
general rule, you'll be advised to avoid exercise for the first two
weeks after surgery. If you've had breast surgery, you'll be advised to
avoid most exercise for three weeks and avoid swimming for at least
four. Once this period is over, you should be able to resume your normal
activities gradually so that by six weeks following your surgery you
should be back to your normal level of exercise. This does not mean,
however, that your operation site is fully settled or that the final
result is achieved. It simply means that normal exercise is not likely
to cause any problems.
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