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A member asked:
Can i exercise after esophagus ablation - heavy weight lifting - cardio etc.
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Check with your doc: When in doubt, check with the doctor that did your procedure. They are in the best position to give you advice that is personalized to you. They will know what they did and what your findings were. Please check with them to be safe before doing any heavy lifting.
Answered 8/18/2013
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