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  • 14/08/2025

had tibia fracture surgery a year ago with irif can i start going to the gym now or will it cause issues with my recovery

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I inherited bow legs and now at 34, I'm wondering if it's possible to correct them through exercises or if surgery is the only option. Also, I've noticed I never gain muscle mass in my legs, arms, or face while the rest of my body builds up what could be causing that?

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