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| Joined: Mar 2013 Posts: 421 Likes: 1 Platinum Member (300+ posts) | Platinum Member (300+ posts) Joined: Mar 2013 Posts: 421 Likes: 1 | While I didn't have a port, I did have a PEG. It's admirable that you want to continue with your fitness regime however, for many including myself, the treatment hit me so hard that by the third week I pretty much hit the wall and exercise was out of the question. I can also tell you that for me stretching and even light physical activity such was a bit uncomfortable with the PEG sticking out of my belly. Definitely consult with your team concerning limitations.
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PEGs, ports, and exercise?
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