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Sep 16, 2022

Post-surgery exercise causing pain - need advice!

Topic Explanation:
The forum topic is about a person who had proctectomy or Barbie butt surgery two months ago and experienced intense stomach pain in the lower abdomen after exercising, causing the post-surgery symptoms to return.

Advice and Insights:
- Rest and relax, and if the pain doesn't improve, call the doctor.
- Healing after such surgery takes time, and it can take months for all the nerves, muscles, and tissue to fully heal.
- Take Tylenol and use a heating pad or sit in a tub of water to alleviate the pain.
- It's important to take it easy and let the body heal, as recovery from this surgery is a long process.
- Waiting for a longer period, such as a year, before resuming intense exercise is advisable to avoid complications.
- It's recommended not to push the recovery too early to prevent regretting it later.
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