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working out after hysterectomy


Question
4 months ago i had a total hysterectomy and now i want to start a workout program to tighten my abs and build up my cardio i am overweight 230 lbs 5'10 but i have my doctors permission to start something--what i dunno i tried diet pills but didnt see any real weight loss i am more concerned with my stomach muscles will they ever tighten up after this operation ? am i just wasting my time by doing situps and bodyball crunches? also i am 41 years old watch what i eat and all that but i just cant get rid of this bulge

Answer
Unfortunately the musculature in your abdomen may never be the same after your hysterectomy. But doing the sit-up and using the Swiss ball will help strengthen and tone those muscles. You cannot acheive your goal by spot reducing though. There is no such thing. You need a combination of cardiovascular exercise, spot concentration and diet. Try doing some speed walking, stairmaster, or elliptical for at least 30 minutes a day in addition to your abdominal exercises. As for diet: I recommend trying to cut out white four and processed foods. Concentrate on eating 100% whole wheat or whole grain products (breads, pastas). Cut out sweets and potato chips, and get plenty of fruits and veggies. Good luck with the battle of the bulge!
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