Is it possible to twist the wrong way and pop something out of place? I am not talking like a heavy impact twist (such as a fall, or car crash) but simply laying a certain way in bed, or bending over wrong? Also, I was curious for those who have had the surgery, what are your own personal limitations? For instance, I have seen some people say that they don't lift more than 5-10 lbs (and they have been pre-op for a while), they don't sit for too long, or stand for too long, they don't sit in the car for too long, etc...
I am asking because at my 6 month check-up, my doc told me I had no physical limitations other than playing football or rugby (haha like that would be my case)...and he knows I have a 2.5 year old that I have to take care of, and 2.5 year olds, while they can do most stuff themselves, still have to be lifted sometimes. He told me to just use common sense about picking things up and bending over, which I try and do. When I reach for something on the floor, I squat, then bend over a little bit...but I do lift you know, 10 lbs bags of sugar, carry a gallon of water or milk in each hand into the house, things like that...
Just wanting your imput, how YOU do everyday things in life with the fusions.
I am asking because at my 6 month check-up, my doc told me I had no physical limitations other than playing football or rugby (haha like that would be my case)...and he knows I have a 2.5 year old that I have to take care of, and 2.5 year olds, while they can do most stuff themselves, still have to be lifted sometimes. He told me to just use common sense about picking things up and bending over, which I try and do. When I reach for something on the floor, I squat, then bend over a little bit...but I do lift you know, 10 lbs bags of sugar, carry a gallon of water or milk in each hand into the house, things like that...
Just wanting your imput, how YOU do everyday things in life with the fusions.
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