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I had undergone an operation on appendicitis before 7 months, now i would like to start going to gym. can i go to gym , safe or not. ?
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Yes: Seven months after surgery, it's probably safe to go back to the gym. I would start slow and build up to full work outs. Don't over do things as you get started.
Answered 3/22/2017
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