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Created by DaveSandan > 9 months ago, 18 Nov 2021
DaveSandan
VIC, 1364 posts
18 Nov 2021 2:59PM
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Bugger,
No SUP or any other activity for 6 weeks, double Hernia Op happening on Tuesday, max weight 5kg lifted after 2 weeks. It had better be flat and raining until 4th January, lol

Tardy
4930 posts
18 Nov 2021 12:17PM
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you could always drag ya SUP to the water ...thats not lifting

DaveSandan
VIC, 1364 posts
18 Nov 2021 4:16PM
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Not a bad idea, hard paddling hard for a wave though.

Tardy
4930 posts
18 Nov 2021 3:11PM
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DaveSandan said..
Not a bad idea, hard paddling hard for a wave though.


because you are young ..it will be only 4 weeks .. mend up Dave ..and don't pop those stitches ..

MangoDingo
NT, 891 posts
18 Nov 2021 5:43PM
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Yep, you'll be fine Dave.
Just make sure you've got a good supply of surfing vids on high rotation, and you'll be sorted!

kato
VIC, 3347 posts
19 Nov 2021 4:43PM
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DaveSandan said..
Bugger,
No SUP or any other activity for 6 weeks, double Hernia Op happening on Tuesday, max weight 5kg lifted after 2 weeks. It had better be flat and raining until 4th January, lol


Time for a trolley and an E Foil purchase

DaveSandan
VIC, 1364 posts
19 Nov 2021 5:14PM
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kato said..

DaveSandan said..
Bugger,
No SUP or any other activity for 6 weeks, double Hernia Op happening on Tuesday, max weight 5kg lifted after 2 weeks. It had better be flat and raining until 4th January, lol



Time for a trolley and an E Foil purchase


Oh I like that idea, my main worry would be coming off at speed.

kato
VIC, 3347 posts
19 Nov 2021 9:17PM
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DaveSandan


Time for a trolley and an E Foil purchase



Oh I like that idea, my main worry would be coming off at speed.


Don't

micksmith
VIC, 1674 posts
20 Nov 2021 9:16AM
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Hey Dave, I had an inguinal and femoral hernia op several years ago, it was open surgery not keyhole ( greater success with open ) anyway advice is don't push it or you'll be back doing it all over again. I was off work for 4 weeks ( depends what you do ) and out of water for 6-8 from memory, though the last couple of years has thrown my whole memorator out.

DaveSandan
VIC, 1364 posts
20 Nov 2021 12:07PM
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micksmith said..
Hey Dave, I had an inguinal and femoral hernia op several years ago, it was open surgery not keyhole ( greater success with open ) anyway advice is don't push it or you'll be back doing it all over again. I was off work for 4 weeks ( depends what you do ) and out of water for 6-8 from memory, though the last couple of years has thrown my whole memorator out.


Thanks for the heads up, I was told do nothing at all for 6 weeks and will have to do that, I don't want to go early and stuff up all the work that will be done.

bigmc
NSW, 242 posts
20 Nov 2021 5:20PM
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I had the op about 8 years ago (double). Didn't do anything for 6 weeks so good recovery. But on the seventh week I was coaxed into a downwinder. After not being on a board for so long and then to be out in the ocean was a wakeup. Hernia op held up well even after climbing back on my board 100 times. Take it easy at first.

ARVY
VIC, 38 posts
20 Nov 2021 8:22PM
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Hi Dave,
Had mine hernia's done at 44 (left) & 50 (right). I know the later one took twice as long to recover (about 6 weeks) than the first one. Be mindful of the internal stiches as well & don't raise your hands above your head for a while.
Oh, and if you get the urge to sneeze post op, push down on bit between your nose & top lift. A lovely nurse told me that (after I had sneezed ).

DaveSandan
VIC, 1364 posts
20 Nov 2021 10:02PM
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Thanks for the tips guys!

Northerly
VIC, 22 posts
21 Nov 2021 7:27PM
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Geepers Dave, take it easy and good luck with the recovery mate.

Warren



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