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Is it safe for a person with htn, pe, diabetes and obesity to climb stairs, rock climb, etc.?
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Gradual: Increasing activities and exercise can ultimately be helpful for all the medical conditions you desdcribe. Increasing your activity level should be gradual and done with the approval of your medical doctor that knows the specifics of your medical condition best.
Answered 10/13/2018
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