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Post covid exercise regime
It's been a month I had covid and had mild symptoms, got my d dimer and crp tested yesterday, all normal. When should I start doing heavy gym and strength training..as right now I'm just doing brisk walking for 3-4 kms
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Start with mild exercises..
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Its different for each person. Someone might recover soon enough to go to gym by the end of a month while other might take more than 2 months
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If very exhausted after 1st day of workout. Then its too soon
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After covid body needs time to heal and recover which is different for everybody, you can start low impact exercises at first or body weight training give yourself sometime, and thn go ahead with strength training whenever you feel your body is ready.
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B easy with your regular gym exercises.start off with lighter ones n then move on to core ones as ur body needs time to recover.push yourself only to the extent where you donot get fatigued.no time limit is set but each one's body responds differently so give some time maybe a month for your body to recover.
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