Had mine out 10 hours ago "nasty and gangrenous but not perforated". Surgeon say to allow the wound pain to guide my return t activity. What are you collective experinces
I am due on a combined biking/climbing trip to el Chorro in 4 weeks, not high pressure when I get there but I would wish to postpone if its not likely to be fun.
Thanks Jim
Standard advice used to be to take 7 weeks off work following any abdominal op.
That said, I was a bit naughty and waited 3 days after getting home, 10 days post op, before I went out on my bike. My biggest problem was timing it so the district nurse didn't catch me in my bike kit.
I did end up with a wide scar though, which meant I had to give up bikini modelling...
When I asked the surgeon about recovery he said "well Pat Cash went to Wimbledon a week after having his out and won it." The basic advice was if it hurts too much stop doing it.
I had mine out when I was 11 and was back to school, gym etc after 2 weeks.
I had mine out when I was 18 & went skiing 3wks later - I guess it depends on how old you are as to how quick you will recover..
mine fully ruptured when i was 8( missed by the GP for days and days)! took ages to get over it, plus all the poison etc. my brother was off work for 2 weeks(tree surgeon) with the normal straight forward one.
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