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How much exercise is safe following 2 x plurodesis operations - one on each lung?
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Some: Exercise enough to feel good. Walking is probably the best. Listen to your body. If you get too tired or short of breath then stop. Expect slow improvement over time.
Answered 3/16/2013
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