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At what point is it safe to start training again after a sinus infection that dropped down to my chest?
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Start slow: I would start slow with walking alot and low impact weights and slowly increase day by day if not short of breath and not coughing a-lot.Drink plenty of fluids.
Answered 2/11/2019
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