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2025-02-03 13:46:45
Hi! I had a laparoscopic myomectomy 6 weeks ago to remove fibroids from my uterus and I feel rather fine now. For movement, I only have been walking so far. I was advised not to lift heavy but Can I start with light weight exercises with say 2.5kg dumbbell pair? Also is it safe to swim now? My wounds have healed and I do not feel any specific discomfort or pain anymore. Please advise.
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