[DeTomaso] Gentlepeople of a certain age and flexibility

Sean Korb spkorb at gmail.com
Sat Jul 3 21:57:34 EDT 2021 

I’m sparing with acetaminophen for those reasons too, it is effective a
little but not really as a therapy.  I take plavix which is fine with it.
I got a bike trainer a couple of weeks ago and my wife and I are going to
go to the pool. I’m getting more details for cardio from my PT at a consult
next week.  I really like bicycle riding so that’s my main cardio; home
office has a treadmill but that’s been pretty tough lately.  I might get a
recumbent stationary so it’s easier to get on and off.

I’m pretty lucky I live in the future, I seem to be on the cutting edge of
needing designer drugs and superior robot parts installed, some years after
early grim failures in medical research that I have somehow avoided.
Hippocrates was mostly right about diet and exercise having the most effect
on health and the labs prove it, darn it all.   I feel like I am in a
Flowers for Algernon race to use what brains and mobility I have now to fix
it all, but like in the book that’s more ego and hubris than my own
talent.  I’m tremendously glad to have friends and family and Internet
community to help.

Sean

On Sat, Jul 3, 2021 at 8:56 PM Daniel C Jones <daniel.c.jones2 at gmail.com>
wrote:

>    I rode bicycles yesterday with a guy recovering from hip replacement
>    surgery.A  As luck would have it, we were both on our 2nd outdoor ride
>    of the year, following 4 weeks of riding a stationary trainer in our
>    respective recovery efforts (mine is not related to hip replacement but
>    I did 34 miles at a decent clip).A  His bike was equipped with aero
>    bars and he was riding in a full time trial tuck so hip flexibility
>    seemed to not be an issue.A  If I were in your situation, I'd
>    investigate how long hip replacements last and whether you want to put
>    it off as long as possible to avoid having to do it a second time.
>    > A I can't take anti-inflammatory meds because I am on blood thinners.
>    When my brother was still alive, he was fond of lidocaine patches for
>    joint pain relief.A  Which anticoagulant are you on?A  IIRC, NSAIDs
>    like ibuprofen and naproxen aren't recommended with Eliquis (apixaban)
>    but acetaminophen is permitted.A  Acetaminophen can be harmful to the
>    liver so take in limited amounts.
>    Dan Jones
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   Iam sparing with acetaminophen for those reasons too, it is effective a
   little but not really as a therapy.A  I take plavix which is fine with
   it.A  I got a bike trainer a couple of weeks ago and my wife and I are
   going to go to the pool. Iam getting more details for cardio from my PT
   at a consult next week.A  I really like bicycle riding so thatas my
   main cardio; home office has a treadmill but thatas been pretty tough
   lately.A  I might get a recumbent stationary so itas easier to get on
   and off.

   Iam pretty lucky I live in the future, I seem to be on the cutting edge
   of needing designer drugs and superior robot parts installed, some
   years after early grim failures in medical research that I have somehow
   avoided. Hippocrates was mostly right about diet and exercise having
   the most effect on health and the labs prove it, darn it all. A  I feel
   like I am in a Flowers for Algernon race to use what brains and
   mobility I have now to fix it all, but like in the book thatas more ego
   and hubris than my own talent.A  Iam tremendously glad to have friends
   and family and Internet community to help.

   Sean

   On Sat, Jul 3, 2021 at 8:56 PM Daniel C Jones
   <[1]daniel.c.jones2 at gmail.com> wrote:

     A  A I rode bicycles yesterday with a guy recovering from hip
     replacement
     A  A surgery.AA  As luck would have it, we were both on our 2nd
     outdoor ride
     A  A of the year, following 4 weeks of riding a stationary trainer
     in our
     A  A respective recovery efforts (mine is not related to hip
     replacement but
     A  A I did 34 miles at a decent clip).AA  His bike was equipped with
     aero
     A  A bars and he was riding in a full time trial tuck so hip
     flexibility
     A  A seemed to not be an issue.AA  If I were in your situation, I'd
     A  A investigate how long hip replacements last and whether you want
     to put
     A  A it off as long as possible to avoid having to do it a second
     time.
     A  A > A I can't take anti-inflammatory meds because I am on blood
     thinners.
     A  A When my brother was still alive, he was fond of lidocaine
     patches for
     A  A joint pain relief.AA  Which anticoagulant are you on?AA  IIRC,
     NSAIDs
     A  A like ibuprofen and naproxen aren't recommended with Eliquis
     (apixaban)
     A  A but acetaminophen is permitted.AA  Acetaminophen can be harmful
     to the
     A  A liver so take in limited amounts.
     A  A Dan Jones
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