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still in pain and my meds are almost gone, still cant lift anything over 20 lbs consistantly is been almost 3 weeks since i had surgery i researched recovery time for my surgery and i varies from 4 to 8 weeks, 

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every type of surgery has different recovery times for every patient 

there is of course an average time which looks to be 4 to 8 weeks 

still a large spread if you feel something is wrong ask your doctor

hope you start feeling better soon

good luck  

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Distraction is key...focus on items that you are able to fully occupy your mind with....such as the step by step plans of a build...etc...what ever keeps your focus.

 

 

At times in the past, I had to build, breakdown and rebuild my project engine multiple times...due to the length of the healing process.

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went to the surgeon today and he thinks next week i should be back to full duty and 3 weeks is long enough recovery time but i explained to him that i still have pain especially when riding in a car with all the road damages and i still on percocet and he thinks i should be taking motrin now and the pain is inflammation, i scheduled a follow up with my family doctor so i can explain to him he issues, i did my homework on the type of surgery and recovery time and normal recovery time is 6-8 weeks but since it is a workmans comp, i think he is looking out for the best interest for the company instead of me 

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take the time you need if your still in pain dont let them push you to soon 

i dont think the perkocet fights inflammation at all and the motrin will 

double check but you should be able to take both as long as the type of med is a different category 

I had hernia surgery and wasnt taking motrin or IB profen when I should have been for the inflammation 

I could have taken motrin/tylenol and norco or tremadahl all at the same time because they are different types of meds 

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