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Topic	Date	User
Living with a hernia	21-Jan-2010 At 12:48:40 PM	JDB
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On 17/11/2009 mikl law wrote: >I had one, they are not a big problem short term but should be repaired >sugically before you get "old". You'll be a bit limited for climbing or >lawnmowing for 3 weeks or so after the op. Turns out I do have an inguanal hernia, I'm having the op in late Feb so I'm already thinking about the rehab cause I'm planning a climbing trip ~ mid April. I was thinking - Week 1 : Flat on my back/licking my wounds/feeling sorry for myself - Week 2 : Walking After that ? When can I run, swim, do chin ups/sit ups or climb for that matter ?

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