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What will my limitations be after having a Non-Traumatic Discectomy and will I have to miss any work?

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What will my limitations be after having a Non-Traumatic Discectomy and will I have to miss any work?

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Patients begin with passive therapy after the procedure (massage, ice, heat). After 2 weeks patients move on to pool therapy, and then at 4 weeks, patients begin active physical therapy. Most patients can return to work a couple of days after having the procedure. If a patient’s job is strenuous, then we recommend waiting 6 weeks or starting with light restricted duties such as desk work.

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