Q - Does the D&F process hurt?
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Q - Does the D&F process hurt?
I'm 8wks PO tomorrow and for the last week I've had really sore boobs and ribs again.
I'm actually still wearing my sports bra most of the time, but its become really uncomfortable during the night. It feels like I swell up during the nights. Sounds strange I'm sure but thats what it feels like. I wake up feeling really achey and sore. When I take my sports bra off my nipples look like they were turned inside out (I know... Too much information).
The bra still fits... But differently! Am I about to drop some more and 'FLUFF?' Or is this something else? I am super comfy when I'm not wearing a bra at all, but after a while they ache.
Can anyone help please. I dont know what I'm doing wrong.
I'm actually still wearing my sports bra most of the time, but its become really uncomfortable during the night. It feels like I swell up during the nights. Sounds strange I'm sure but thats what it feels like. I wake up feeling really achey and sore. When I take my sports bra off my nipples look like they were turned inside out (I know... Too much information).
The bra still fits... But differently! Am I about to drop some more and 'FLUFF?' Or is this something else? I am super comfy when I'm not wearing a bra at all, but after a while they ache.
Can anyone help please. I dont know what I'm doing wrong.
MsLondon- BJSF Addict
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Re: Q - Does the D&F process hurt?
Hi,
sounds like your still experiencing the "morning boob" - achey, little bit of swelling etc and unfortunately it can go on for a while. I had swelling most mornings for at least 3 months but I did have an uplift as well.
The achey ribs etc is all normal hun. They go through many changes and I think up until 6 months po I had some twinge or another going on but it's all just the nerves coming back to life and the tissue healing etc so don't worry, your not doing anything wrong.
Going without a bra is something you should do a little at a time as they do get achey afterwards and if you feel comfy in your sports bra then that's what you should wear. Try a vest top at night with medium support rather than a sports bra. Good luck
Happy healing x
sounds like your still experiencing the "morning boob" - achey, little bit of swelling etc and unfortunately it can go on for a while. I had swelling most mornings for at least 3 months but I did have an uplift as well.
The achey ribs etc is all normal hun. They go through many changes and I think up until 6 months po I had some twinge or another going on but it's all just the nerves coming back to life and the tissue healing etc so don't worry, your not doing anything wrong.
Going without a bra is something you should do a little at a time as they do get achey afterwards and if you feel comfy in your sports bra then that's what you should wear. Try a vest top at night with medium support rather than a sports bra. Good luck
Happy healing x
butterfly7713- BJSF Addict
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Re: Q - Does the D&F process hurt?
Thats a really good idea, I never thought of wearing a vest top. It doesn't look like I have any swelling left but I could be wrong. I went thro a stage where my boobs looked like they'd shrunk, now they seem really full at the sides and at the bottom.
This healing process is a pain in the Lol.
This healing process is a pain in the Lol.
MsLondon- BJSF Addict
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Re: Q - Does the D&F process hurt?
Exactly how I feel right now for the last week. Boobs sore, shooting pains, ribs ache, very sensitive, even wearing the seatbelt hurts((
Apparently normal, but I get this burning feeling in different places at times and that worries me the most.
Apparently normal, but I get this burning feeling in different places at times and that worries me the most.
Minxy- Active BJSF Member
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Re: Q - Does the D&F process hurt?
I dont have any burning sensations (yet), but I defo expand during the night and my bra fits differently. I guess all this weirdness is all part of the healing process. I wasn't sure if 'fluffing' caused this kind of discomfort. At least then it would be worth it.
Where is the burning feeling?
Where is the burning feeling?
MsLondon- BJSF Addict
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Re: Q - Does the D&F process hurt?
I used to feel like that at night hun and my bra would feel so tight. When I took it off in the mornings they would have the seem lines imprinted in my skin lol. I don't think it's anything to do with fluffing just your boobs settling and nerves kicking back in. Things will settle down soon x
butterfly7713- BJSF Addict
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Re: Q - Does the D&F process hurt?
I get everything single bit of that too, it started the last week and has been painful at night. Had such werid sensation with my boobs. xxx
tASHABASHA_1986- Pregnant Buddy
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Re: Q - Does the D&F process hurt?
I didn't think I'd have morning boob 2months PO. Funny thing is I didn't have it after the op, this is when I was expecting to experience it, not now.
MsLondon- BJSF Addict
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