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You should wait until you are pain-free for four weeks before attempting an activity that involves a recovering part of your body.
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You don't usually need to be completely pain-free for four weeks before resuming activity. Rehabilitation commonly uses a gradual, guided return to activity—avoiding sharp or worsening pain—rather than waiting for a prolonged pain-free period. If pain increases or you're unsure, check with your clinician.
You don't usually need to be completely pain-free for four weeks before resuming activity. Rehabilitation commonly uses a gradual, guided return to activity—avoiding sharp or worsening pain—rather than waiting for a prolonged pain-free period. If pain increases or you're unsure, check with your clinician.
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