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After the kyphosis surgery, will the body remain mobilized like a robot forever ? no sports playing, no fast running, no sex, no gym, just passive ?
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Kyphosis surgery: You should be able to be fully active after kyphosis surgery. Ask your surgeon to clarify if you have concerns about the surgery.
Answered 1/22/2014
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