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I have para-umbilical hernia - doctor said after ultrasound , its about 2cm , now i thing its gone 3cm, after operation can i do hard workout in gim ?
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Yes: Once the hernia repair has fully healed, usually about 4-6 weeks after surgery and when approved by your surgeon, you would then be able to return to full normal activities and exercises.
Answered 11/14/2013
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