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I have transphincter fistula, going for flap surgery.after how long can i do deep, very heavy weighted squats, without risking i'll tear the flap off?
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Activity post surger: You can do most anything 6 weeks after surgery assuming there are no post surgical issues. Your surgeon will tell you for sure.
Answered 7/18/2013
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