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Snowboarding/skiing after BBL. At what point can I resume this activity?

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SamanthalopezAug 7, 2014

Hey Doctors, Just wondering, in the future when I would like to snowboard, will this be a problem? A lot of snow boarding involves falling on my bottom (when I wipe out), so i am curious if this activity is not beneficial to my results. At one point can I resume this activity?

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