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I do desk work at the office. how long after a neck disc replacement surgery can i resume work?
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Usually as soon as : It is comfortable to do so and your surgeon has cleared you to return to work. This may also be dependent on use of medication but generally, about two weeks after surgery.
Answered 1/7/2013
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