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A member asked:
I've just has my appendix removed by key hole how long before i can return to work lifting 15 kg in a warehouse?
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Surgeon: It will depend on how your health status is and if any complications happened during surgery. Usually people recover well in about 2-3 weeks but you should get evaluated by the surgeon to get clearance for lifting weight at work.
Answered 6/21/2017
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