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Nstoltzner 05-05-16 03:09 PM

Surgery
 
This is kind of an odd question, and I know it will ultimately be up to my Doctor. Has anyone had umbilical hernia surgery and gotten on the bike within a fairly short time afterward? I am doing my pre-op in a week and really hope I am not off the bike too terribly long.

Thanks,

Nathan S.

corrado33 05-05-16 03:12 PM


Originally Posted by Nstoltzner (Post 18743992)
This is kind of an odd question, and I know it will ultimately be up to my Doctor. Has anyone had umbilical hernia surgery and gotten on the bike within a fairly short time afterward? I am doing my pre-op in a week and really hope I am not off the bike too terribly long.

Thanks,

Nathan S.

There was a thread (I think over in 50+) about hernias a while back. I had a inguinal hernia and was back on the bike (carefully) after 2 weeks. However, I was 25 at the time.

RonH 05-05-16 04:44 PM

Doesn't sound like "serious" surgery so I'm guessing you will probably be back on the bike in 2 weeks or less, if you feel up to it.
After having daVinci prostate surgery in December 2015 I was ready to get back on the bike after a month. I only delayed it another month because I didn't have full bladder control.

Looigi 05-06-16 06:07 AM

The doctor will very likely be conservative in his recommendations. If you were a pro athlete, you'd be back training a lot sooner.

rydabent 05-06-16 06:26 AM

Of course listen to your doctor. But--------------more important listen to your body. If you try riding and it hurts, stay off the bike. If it dont then ride on.

indyfabz 05-06-16 06:35 AM

Fwp.


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