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A member asked:
Its been 15 days since ive had an orchiectomy pain is gone, wound doesnt have any pain iam moving greatly again, can i sprint and use heavy weights?
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It could be too soon, you should get clearance from your urologist during the post-op follow-up appointment.
Answered 2/1/2022
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You should wear a good support underwear. Wait another couple of weeks then start gradually with both activities building up to heavy weights over another 2 weeks. Good luck
Answered 2/1/2022
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