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Suggested exercise after lumbar fusion on L5-S1

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PostPosted: 12/03/06 - 16:09    Post subject: Suggested exercise after lumbar fusion on L5-S1 Vote now! Reply with quote
I had lumbar fusion on L5 S1 March of 2005.I would like to know if exercise would be alright and to what extent would be allowable.I have 4 Titanium screws and plates plus bone graft. I am not sure how careful you have to be after this surgery.
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