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2023-10-16 15:33:39
Hi, I was suffering from 12mm stone and was removed via URS/Rirs. A stent is inserted (Kidney-ureter) for 30 days. 1- Can i join office? 2-Can i walk 2-3 km daily? 3- Can I use stairs ( Ups and down) 4- Can I ride bike Also, can work sitting in chair in office whole day?
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With stents inside avoid jerks. Becoz That precipitates  bleeding. Even it causes LUTS
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