Training with a bad cut

[Eriasej]

Few days ago I was going into the shower and as I was opening it the entire glass came off the railing and fell on top of me. I then picked it up to move it to the other room so I could call my handyman to come and install it and the entire thing shattered on top of me and sliced my forearm.
Luckily all i need was 7 stitches
I asked my doctor if it was okay to train with this injury and she said it would be best if I didn't. the main risk is it opening up again
have any of you ever tried training like this and what do you recommend I do? can I get away with just training my lower body for the next 2-3 weeks?

 

[stevesmi]

it would be massively bad to risk training with that because of the pumps and blood flow

i would avoid messing with it as much as possible

 

[the_alcatraz]

Few days ago I was going into the shower and as I was opening it the entire glass came off the railing and fell on top of me. I then picked it up to move it to the other room so I could call my handyman to come and install it and the entire thing shattered on top of me and sliced my forearm.
Luckily all i need was 7 stitches
I asked my doctor if it was okay to train with this injury and she said it would be best if I didn't. the main risk is it opening up again
have any of you ever tried training like this and what do you recommend I do? can I get away with just training my lower body for the next 2-3 weeks?

take time off and wait for cut to heal

 

[JasonPriest]

only if your doctor says yes. i trained with a small cut before with only 2-3 stitches

 

[BodyMonster34]

bro i one time burn entire arm on tanker with oil. still train. stop being a poosy

 

[Quadsweep]

infection and re-injury are the main risks

 

[ceo]

bros dont train imo

 

[ROIDDERS]

why train go rest

 

[2Thick]

dont train rest

 

[e2]

no point training to open the cut