Before having muscle weakness/diastasis recti I was very active (boxing, tumbling, track, basketball, running, jumping rope, and weight lifting). Will I be able to continue the activities stated above after Diastasis Recti repair and required healing time?
Answer: Return to everything as usual While this is a question you should ask your surgeon, it is absolutely possible to return to all of your normal activities after you've had surgery and waited the allotted recovery time. This is generally about 6 weeks or so for intensive physical exercise (3 weeks for less intensive and cardio).
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Answer: Return to everything as usual While this is a question you should ask your surgeon, it is absolutely possible to return to all of your normal activities after you've had surgery and waited the allotted recovery time. This is generally about 6 weeks or so for intensive physical exercise (3 weeks for less intensive and cardio).
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September 5, 2018
Answer: Returning to normal activity after a tummy tuck.
You should be able to return to all regular activities after the appropriate healing time and the green light from your surgeon.
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September 5, 2018
Answer: Returning to normal activity after a tummy tuck.
You should be able to return to all regular activities after the appropriate healing time and the green light from your surgeon.
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April 21, 2017
Answer: Exercise After Repair of Diastasis
Yes. You will have to wait until your surgeon releases you back to physical activity without restrictions. This usually occurs 6-8 weeks after surgery barring there were no complications. You will from that point gradually increase your activity to a point where you were prior to surgery. How soon you get that varies.
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April 21, 2017
Answer: Exercise After Repair of Diastasis
Yes. You will have to wait until your surgeon releases you back to physical activity without restrictions. This usually occurs 6-8 weeks after surgery barring there were no complications. You will from that point gradually increase your activity to a point where you were prior to surgery. How soon you get that varies.
Dr. ES
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Answer: Physical Activities After Diastasis Recti Repair Report After diastasis recti repair, the abdominal six pack muscles that were sutured together need time to adequately heal. I typically advise patients that they can return to light exercise at 2 weeks after diastasis recti repair with jogging, jumping rope, etc. At 4 weeks, they can increase their physical activity but avoid strenuous abdominal exercises. At 6 weeks, there are no further activity restrictions; patients can do heavy weight lifting, sit-ups, boxing, tumbling, etc. However, I would recommend consulting with your particular surgeon and following his/her specific recommendations after surgery. Ziyad Hammoudeh, MD
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Answer: Physical Activities After Diastasis Recti Repair Report After diastasis recti repair, the abdominal six pack muscles that were sutured together need time to adequately heal. I typically advise patients that they can return to light exercise at 2 weeks after diastasis recti repair with jogging, jumping rope, etc. At 4 weeks, they can increase their physical activity but avoid strenuous abdominal exercises. At 6 weeks, there are no further activity restrictions; patients can do heavy weight lifting, sit-ups, boxing, tumbling, etc. However, I would recommend consulting with your particular surgeon and following his/her specific recommendations after surgery. Ziyad Hammoudeh, MD
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November 27, 2017
Answer: A: Diastasis Repair Thank you for your question Yes you will be able to go back to your activities after your repair, however you need to wait at least 6 weeks before you do so. Each surgeon can have a different post-op protocol, so make sure you ask your about his. Best Wishes Dr Genevieve F.Caron, Board Certified Plastic Surgeon Montreal,Canada
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November 27, 2017
Answer: A: Diastasis Repair Thank you for your question Yes you will be able to go back to your activities after your repair, however you need to wait at least 6 weeks before you do so. Each surgeon can have a different post-op protocol, so make sure you ask your about his. Best Wishes Dr Genevieve F.Caron, Board Certified Plastic Surgeon Montreal,Canada
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