Can I push sweet things after spinal surgery?
I had spinal surgery about 6 months ago because I had scoliosis so it be a huge surgery... the doc said I can't lift anything more than 10 pounds for 6 months. I got it done beginnng of aug 2007. Its not quite 6 months but, but almost. I got ajob at a shoe store n there's these shelves I gotta push full of shoes, there pretty heavy but I can push it, but I'm not sure if it wud spoil my back? Isn't pushin different from lifting? I'm not sure how much these rolling shelves weigh but there stacked with shoes.
Answers: At six months post-op, you're cleared for masses things. At one year post-op, you're cleared for just about everything. What's magical about these times? Well, you're waiting for your spine to fuse. If you don't dally long enough, you're going to be putting a huge strain on a spine that may not be ready to take it.
You're right surrounded by that pushing is different from lifting. I'd still talk to my surgeon.
so stick to what the doctor said to u
and its to risky to push heavy things in ur luggage at least give ur self a year No, worst mistake you can make unless a doctor say so.
Anything that can put a strain on your back is harmful to you spine, which still may be a little traumatized by the undamaged procedure even 6 months after. Be it wrestling, lifting, pushing, ect.
Even if your doctor does say some lifting and pushing is okay, I'd still take precautions and take it flowing until at least a year or so to be on the safe side.
Try and speak to your boss man, or whomever, and let them know of your surgery, and see if they can assign someone else to do the stuff that involves lifting and pushing.
Best of luck!
Oh and an extra thing.
I suggest you join the site www.scoliosis-support.com!
It's an amazing site, I've been within for almost a year now, and they helped me through everything.
If you decide to bind, tell them Taylor sent ya ;)!
This would likely be a question for a physician...so guess you assume a lot of doctors are on here? Ask your doc about it. Even a healthy individual can get torn in the back by pushing those things beside the wrong posture. I imagine the fact that you are still recovering from surgery doesn't help your defence. In saying that, they probably have a company policy (or the manufacturers will) on how to operate them undamagingly. Follow these guides to the letter.
I would ask your doctor because you can never trust people on this site. Someone says yes you try and boom! you fold your back that fast! pushing things also require for your backbone to get some of the stress. if it's to creamy you're gonna have a bad back for natural life.
so see your doctor and ask him if you can continue pushing shelves
Better not, For your safety. instead of guessing have yourself checked by a
employment therapist
It still puts a strain on your back. Think of it this way, your employer can't fire you because of a disability, and it make your job easier. So just tell him in the region of your surgery, and if he doesn't understand, you can sue him if he fires you. Win/win situation. Also, why risk the rest of a comfortable life for shoes? Don't be a moron, dude. Pushing, lifting, whatever. Don't be a moron. If it's too much, you'll know it's too much... So don't do it. Give it adjectives the time it needs to heal or you will regret it for the rest of your life. Do what you touch you can do *comfortably* and don't do more than that until you are *completely* healed.
Yes. Im sure its ok... i wouldnt encourage it. pushing would still use your back muscles and though you may not be aware of any discomfort right after, constant straining could eventually lead to another spinal cord problem. please let the store know and i hope that they will assign you a different task. but save, better get a job where you wont hold to strain your back. remember, you only have one backbone
better not push anything as well. your still using the back muscles and they have to own time to repair themselves too. not the smartest idea but you know your limits.
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Answers: At six months post-op, you're cleared for masses things. At one year post-op, you're cleared for just about everything. What's magical about these times? Well, you're waiting for your spine to fuse. If you don't dally long enough, you're going to be putting a huge strain on a spine that may not be ready to take it.
You're right surrounded by that pushing is different from lifting. I'd still talk to my surgeon.
so stick to what the doctor said to u
and its to risky to push heavy things in ur luggage at least give ur self a year No, worst mistake you can make unless a doctor say so.
Anything that can put a strain on your back is harmful to you spine, which still may be a little traumatized by the undamaged procedure even 6 months after. Be it wrestling, lifting, pushing, ect.
Even if your doctor does say some lifting and pushing is okay, I'd still take precautions and take it flowing until at least a year or so to be on the safe side.
Try and speak to your boss man, or whomever, and let them know of your surgery, and see if they can assign someone else to do the stuff that involves lifting and pushing.
Best of luck!
Oh and an extra thing.
I suggest you join the site www.scoliosis-support.com!
It's an amazing site, I've been within for almost a year now, and they helped me through everything.
If you decide to bind, tell them Taylor sent ya ;)!
This would likely be a question for a physician...so guess you assume a lot of doctors are on here? Ask your doc about it. Even a healthy individual can get torn in the back by pushing those things beside the wrong posture. I imagine the fact that you are still recovering from surgery doesn't help your defence. In saying that, they probably have a company policy (or the manufacturers will) on how to operate them undamagingly. Follow these guides to the letter.
I would ask your doctor because you can never trust people on this site. Someone says yes you try and boom! you fold your back that fast! pushing things also require for your backbone to get some of the stress. if it's to creamy you're gonna have a bad back for natural life.
so see your doctor and ask him if you can continue pushing shelves
Better not, For your safety. instead of guessing have yourself checked by a
employment therapist
It still puts a strain on your back. Think of it this way, your employer can't fire you because of a disability, and it make your job easier. So just tell him in the region of your surgery, and if he doesn't understand, you can sue him if he fires you. Win/win situation. Also, why risk the rest of a comfortable life for shoes? Don't be a moron, dude. Pushing, lifting, whatever. Don't be a moron. If it's too much, you'll know it's too much... So don't do it. Give it adjectives the time it needs to heal or you will regret it for the rest of your life. Do what you touch you can do *comfortably* and don't do more than that until you are *completely* healed.
Yes. Im sure its ok... i wouldnt encourage it. pushing would still use your back muscles and though you may not be aware of any discomfort right after, constant straining could eventually lead to another spinal cord problem. please let the store know and i hope that they will assign you a different task. but save, better get a job where you wont hold to strain your back. remember, you only have one backbone
better not push anything as well. your still using the back muscles and they have to own time to repair themselves too. not the smartest idea but you know your limits.
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