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    Just got my wisdom teeth removed, how long should i lay off the heavy weights? i dont know if the pressure that builds up during exercise would be a bad deal for the clots. the surgon said i can lift when i want to, but i dont know if he realized i ment weights heavy enough to create lots of pressure in my head. thanks for ur input. l8
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sandals
    Just got my wisdom teeth removed, how long should i lay off the heavy weights? i dont know if the pressure that builds up during exercise would be a bad deal for the clots. the surgon said i can lift when i want to, but i dont know if he realized i ment weights heavy enough to create lots of pressure in my head. thanks for ur input. l8
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    Chances are your body could use a break from lifting too, so just take it.
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