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Exercise after Barrage Laser

2020-12-02 19:49:06
I had Barrage Laser to seal 2 tiny retinal holes 30 days back. I have -7D power. Is it safe to exercise? Like cardio, abdominal workout, back, shoulder, hands, legs, etc workout like burpees, planks, pushups, crunches, jumping, running, etc? I don't lift weights. Please suggest.
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Hello, Yes it's safe to work out, (all your above mentioned exercises) since it's already been a month. No harm. Lifting weights also is fine..( although not too much that you have to really strain to lift). You just have to keep following up every 3 months regularly, for evaluation of your retina.

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