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A member asked:
Im 18yr & i've been diagnosed with acute pancreatitis in 2011.then there has been two mild episodes.is there any workout restrictions for me.
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No: You should not get dehydrated when exercising. Otherwise no restrictions. You should be concerned about why you developed pancreatitis. If the cause is not known i would recommend you discuss this with your doctor.
Answered 3/24/2014
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