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Walking plan after surgery

2016/7/21 18:02:08


Question
Hello!  Two years ago I had a spinal fusion in my lower back.  Since then I have gradually recovered.  My  only problem is if I try to get back to an aerobic type of schecule, I get really sore.  I like to exercise everyday.  Am I pushing myself?  shoul I wait until there is entirely no pain and begin very slowly?  I am a 53 year old female.  Thank you.

Answer
This sounds like a medical issue, which I am not qualified to advise you on. What has your doctor said about it? Assuming your doctor gave you the go-ahead, I can make a couple of observations.

You did not mention what kind of aerobic schedule, but if running hurts, maybe walking will not. If impact-type exercise of any kind makes you sore, perhaps you could try swimming or cycling as an alternative.

I also assume you mean your back is sore. If it is other muscle soreness, you could be trying to do too much, too soon. Beginning very slowly is always a good idea after a long layoff from exercise.
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