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A member asked:
I am recovering from a diverticuar infection (second episode in three weeks). when should i be able to exercise such as walking and swimming?
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Infection: the infection you had should not limit these things. If you feel pain, then stop. More concerning is the two infections quickly. I would make sure you follow up with GI doctor.
Answered 1/14/2016
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