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Just 17, originally 2 10J, now 152J is in the gym to lose weight, running and spinning every day, but can you still exercise after practicing periosteal hyperplasia?
This depends on the doctor.

Many overweight people have common problems when they lose weight. Endless strenuous exercise does harm to the body, which is called excessive exercise. If this happens after exercise, you will recover after getting enough rest.

Running and cycling can be practiced separately. There are many aerobic exercises: brisk walking, jogging, cycling, elliptical machine, aerobics and so on. Each has different training methods and combinations.

Your effect is obvious, but it costs a lot. My principle is: health comes first, and you must never do harm to your body to keep fit. We are fitness, not physical abuse.