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Hi dok ! i had a traumatic pnx 6 months ago . my question is can i go to gym after a traumatic pnx from a football accident.
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YEs: As long as you have been cleared by your surgeon, you should be able to resume your regular activity.
Answered 2/7/2017
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Yes: Yes, you can do everything.
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