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Post by zthomas 11th September 2012, 1:17 pm

2 weeks post op and have brought a total suooprt bra from m&s its so uncomfortable.

Any other suggestions? please :)
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Post by COOKIE 11th September 2012, 1:19 pm

Where is the discomfort coming from hun? xx
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Post by cazalino 11th September 2012, 1:23 pm

Does it fit correctly x
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Post by zthomas 11th September 2012, 1:27 pm

its where u look down on the top bit resting on them,been in macom but nurse said to change it. just been looking a sports bras or do i need support bra? confusing stuff :(
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Post by mrsball 11th September 2012, 1:34 pm

I use shock absorbers, I know not everyone gets on with them but mines really comfy, feels like I got nothing on but supported if that makes sense?! X
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Post by zthomas 11th September 2012, 1:39 pm

at 2 weeks post op mrsball? x
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Post by jayne e 11th September 2012, 1:44 pm

I was too told to change from my macom by the nurse at my 1 week apt, I'm in sports bras from asda at the minute. They are 2 for £7 - black/white. They are very comfy. I would say that if is not comfortable across the front then you need a bigger cup?? I was estimated to be a dd by the surgeon but I'm wearing a 34e at the minute which is very comfortable. Mine have changed loads in just 1 week! I was in a 36dd last week but then that got loose around the band, the 34dd wouldn't fit my boobies so I went to the 34e which is just right!

For £7 I don't mind keep buying different sizes every few weeks lol xx
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Post by COOKIE 11th September 2012, 1:45 pm

zthomas wrote:its where u look down on the top bit resting on them,been in macom but nurse said to change it. just been looking a sports bras or do i need support bra? confusing stuff :(

so the top part of the bra that sits on your boobs, that part is hurting?

It sounds like you need to go up a cup size lovely. The one you're wearing is too small and causing you the discomfort.

You'll just need to get any high impact sportsbra babe. It's important you wear a sportsbra because your new boobs need stability early post-op to help give you new boobs time to settle and adhere to the breast pocket. xx
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Post by zthomas 11th September 2012, 1:47 pm

ok im going to go asdas as thats nearest and see how i get on. m&s have really done my head in so im avoiding there. bloody silly women x argh rant over will update later x
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Post by misf1 11th September 2012, 7:08 pm

Hope you've been able to find a more comfortable sports bra hun, I used the asda ones and got on with them, although not everybody does.
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Post by Mummy me 11th September 2012, 7:16 pm

I use the Asda ones and also Tesco have done since BA day, personally I find Tesco ones more comfortable as the Asda feels a little tight on the band and they not do the next size up for me xx
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Post by zthomas 11th September 2012, 8:00 pm

Could not find a 32 so will attempt tesco tomorrow :( argh I can't wait just to be braless lol x
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Post by misf1 11th September 2012, 8:02 pm

aw bless, fingers crossed you'll have more luck in tesco. Do you have a Matalan they sometimes do good bras too.
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Post by cazalino 11th September 2012, 8:05 pm

You can order from Matalan on line now x
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Post by mrsball 11th September 2012, 8:05 pm

Yes I've used shock absorbers from day of op, big boulder holder ones with back fastening, not pull over ones xx
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