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landcrab
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Joined : Feb 2008
Posts : 25
Posted 3/2/2008 10:39 PM (GMT -8)
Today is five weeks after surgery and generally I feel fine, but I do have some pain in the lower groin which is not constant but depends on my level of activity. The pain ison the extreme left and right side, could this be related to lymph nodes, has anybody experienced this.
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Bob1949
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Joined : Jan 2008
Posts : 24
Posted 3/3/2008 3:57 AM (GMT -8)
NO
Im 1 week post Da Vinci
My Dr told me though Ive been overdoing it walking
Other than that Im OK with general healing soreness I guess, that, and too many parts moving around down there while Im walking with body parts, tubs, bags etc
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Tony Crispino
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Joined : Dec 2006
Posts : 8160
Posted 3/3/2008 10:32 AM (GMT -8)
Yes,
After my surgery there was little pain but I lost some lateral movement from my right leg. If I laid on my back in bed and dropped my left leg to the floor over the bed I could just using my leg muscles pick the leg up and move it back onto the bed. I could not do the same on the right side. I had to strain to get it to move slightly inward and it would cause some little pain. I could easily move it outward without issue. My steady walking regimin got rid of all these issues. I was never limited while walking, just a slight nagging pain during the first month. All is well now. The explaination I got was that there is a lot of swelling after surgery, and my nerves passing by the surgical area may have been affected. I posted it here when it happened and noone had duplicated this but I now can see why. Some doctors, as in Bob's case are really cautious about walking. My doctors just said to do what feels OK and it was OK to walk as far as I did as long as the walking did not cause any pain. Can you exercise OK? If so walking will probably work in your favor. At this point you shouldn't be running any risks while walking.

Tony
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