Subject: RE: injury recoveryFirst reply listen to your doctor and let him or her know that you are an athlete. That may effect how aggresive they are with your rehab.
I had a scope in May and was back doing very light bike rides about 10 days post surgery, by Dr. orders. And by very light I mean about 15 slow minutes on my trainer. Pain wasn't too bad I had Surgery on Friday and was back at work by Monday.
The Dr. had me up and biking soon to work on range of motion and starting to strengthen it back up.
But it all depends on what they do while they are in there. I went in expecting no activity and being on crutches for 4 weeks, but the damage wasn't as bad as anticipated and all they ended up doing was removing plica and scar tissue. So it was minor surgery even for a scope. THey can do amazing things with a scope now and no matter what they end up doing your rehab and healing time will be much shorter than if they had to open up the joint.
So to finish up again listen to what ever he says but also make sure he understands your training. Also be sure to do rehabilitation with a certified athletic trainer or a physical therapst that works with athletic injuries |