Reply With Quotei think you may be better off talking to a Dr. about this one. I would imagine that you should take it easy when you come back. At least for a week or so.
Glandular Fever. How long b4 i can lift again?
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Glandular Fever. How long b4 i can lift again?
Hi Guys,
I have glandula fever, wanted to know how long before i can lift again and how hard i can go when i come back.
I know its an individual thing, and depends upon my doctors word aswell, but what are your experiences with the illness?
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is that anything like jungle fever? if it is it might never go away . . .
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