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Exercising after Preserflo Micro Stent

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How long after a Micro Stent op, before I’m Able to walk ( I always walk 5km minimum) . I’m a fast walker

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Recovery is 1-2 weeks. No strenuous exercise is recommended within this recovery period. Regarding walking, I would ask your consultant, as you mention you are a fast walker and normally the walk is 5km. They may say it is ok to do, but it would best to check with them first.

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