when can i start running again?

I am about 2 1/2 weeks post hyst. It was done using the Davinci and Dr. removed uterus and cervix, left ovaries. At my 2 week check up Dr. wasn't too happy that I had started walking about 2 miles for a couple of days. He said I was going too fast and needed to slow down as my body needs time to heal as it was a major surgery. I've been back to work for a week and a half and slowly getting back into the routine of things. I have had plenty of help with housework but call me crazy, I just want to be able to grab the vacuum myself instead of having to ask all the time. Just really anxious to get back to normal, but don't want to overdo and screw anything up. I'm trying to hold off for the 6 week mark when I go back to doctor for checkup, but not sure if I'll be able to make it. Have most of you waited the 6 weeks???

My dr said 4 weeks before I can start exercising. Being back to normal may take longer than you want. It take up to a year to be 100%.

I had my two week post op yesterday and my Doc said basically if I'm comfortable with it to do it in terms of exercise . I was walking about 6 miles a day before the surgery so he has released me to start walking . If it starts to twinge or hurt I'll slew down but until then I'll be out every day until I go back to work so I can build my strength as I stand all day .

Because I have had blood clots in the past, I was encouraged to start walking immediately, but to keep it light. I was told ABSOLUTELY no running, pushups, situps or aerobics till after the 6 week checkup, which is not until nearly mid-September. You do have to take it slowly, because not only is it a major surgery, but the interal organs need time to heal from the bruising and realignment from the removal of other parts.
I am chomping at the bit as well, but I don't want to end up needing additional surgery to correct my foulups...I can't afford it.
Your doctor gave you instructions for a reason...even going back to work after just 2 weeks seems very premature. When my doctor and I were discussing DaVinci vs Lapro, he said he recommends a minimum of 4 weeks w/ DaVinci, unless you have a completely sedentary job ( I don't. I work in a factory and it's very labor intensive).
Call your doctor, he is the one who can best advise you.