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2016-05-09 05:49:38
Hello, I just wanted to know what kind of workouts can be done post atlantoaxial dislocation surgery? Surgery ws done 10 years back, my fiancee is too skinny, i am just concerned how much weight he should use during workout at home. He is a begginer and m trying to encourage him... but i do not want to suggest workouts that can worsen the conditions. So i want ur help! Thanks much.
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Hello there we understand your feeling and your concern towards your fiance. it is very sad that your fiance had to endure this. We would have helped you better if you could have mentioned you fiance's height and weight. Anyhow take Shinto the doctor treated for his joint dislocation. The workouts will be advised by physiotherapist. Thank you

Answered2016-05-09 14:51:33

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