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The surgeon’s job is to remove the thickened band or cord in the ligament which is causing the finger to curl towards the palm.

If you have a job with light duties you will be able to follow a normal working day but you must avoid any heavy lifting.

Going back to work will depend on how you respond to surgery, the healing of your wounds and the type of job you do.

Working after an operation Time off work may be required following surgery, depending on and the type of job you have.

Going back to work will depend on how your wound heals, how you respond to surgery and the type of job you do.

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We suggest that you stay off work for 2 to 4 weeks; this will depend on the nature of your job. Please talk about this with your consultant or GP.

If your job involves heavy manual work then we would advise that you take 6 weeks off.

You should take into consideration the demands of your job as heavy lifting should be avoided at first.

to 6 weeks after the surgery depending on the depth and size of your wound, your general state of health before the operation, wound healing and your job

We suggest that you stay off work for 4 to 8 weeks; this will depend on the nature of your job. Please discuss this with your consultant or GP.

You do an amazing job 5B/SAU. Thanks again!" "Huge thanks to Karen who looked after me with such kindness, understanding and humour on Mayhill.

The main job of the colon is to absorb water into our bodies making the stools more solid. The stools then enter a storage area called the rectum.

We suggest that you stay off work for 4 to 8 weeks; this depends on the nature of your job. Please talk about this with your consultant or GP.

The main job of the colon is to absorb water into our bodies making the stools more solid. The stools then enter a storage area called the rectum.

The main job of the colon is to absorb water into our bodies making the stools more solid. The stools then enter a storage area called the rectum.

We suggest that you should be off work for 6 to 12 weeks; this is dependent on the extent of your surgery and the nature of your job.

When he applied for a new job Andrew, 42, had an employment health check which led to his diagnosis of IgA Nephropathy which is a form of kidney disease

If your job involves heavy lifting or strenuous activity please talk to your surgeon or GP.

We suggest that you stay off work for 4 to 8 weeks; this depends on the nature of your job. Please talk about this with your consultant or GP.