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Post by Pussycat 24th September 2011, 1:26 pm

Hey guys :)

I've seen you ladies recommend asda bras for post surgery, am I just looking for a sports bra or do they have any specifically for post op?
Thankyou in advance pet lambs xx
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Post by susib 24th September 2011, 2:38 pm

Mine were support bras that i got from asda, i got a few ones that do up like a bra and others you put over you head or step into i also got a nike one from sports direct which is very tight fitting and used for sport, very comfy and i still wear them for bed X
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Post by manda 24th September 2011, 3:34 pm

I got Asda sport bras, i bought 6 and theyve been great, easily affordable and do the job. They are in black and white only tho. xxx
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Post by XxTracyxX 24th September 2011, 3:36 pm

I got some asda ones, very comfy but just didn't support me right, went to debenhams today and got some shock absorber ones in the sale for £8 each!!
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Post by abbie 24th September 2011, 3:56 pm

i found them a bit crap tbh. Not very supportive at all, felt no more supportive than a tight vest tbh. I did however find them useful for a first post surgery bra to take to the hospital, because as theyre so flimsy and stretchy, you can get away with it if the size isnt exactly correct, so handy until you know what size you are and can get a proper sports bra
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Post by Claire1003 24th September 2011, 4:09 pm

Hi everyone, Im really struggling knowing what size to get! Iv been trying to pick up some cheap ones but its hard to know where to start size wise.

Im currently a 32 band but matalan, tesco and asda dont seem to do alot of sizes in a 32 for some reason.
I dont really want to spend £30+ for a bra that might not even be my size.

Sorry to hi-jack your post pussycat x
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Post by bronzewolf 24th September 2011, 4:21 pm

what i have read is that due to swelling you can go up a band size to a 34, but then again some ppl dont swell so much..... but i think most do.
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Post by sweetcarol 24th September 2011, 5:48 pm

I just put this in another post.... try ebay. you can get shock absorber level 4 for about £6 and they are about 30 normally.
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Post by rosygirl90 24th September 2011, 6:18 pm

iv got asda sport bra-34 back-am 32 normally but was told to get size bigger because of swelling.

if these are no good wil just get some from marks and spensers they got some good twin [ack deals on xxxx
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Post by XxTracyxX 24th September 2011, 6:42 pm

Whatever you buy don't take the labels off and if they don't fit take them back, that's what I did with some of the ones I bought xx
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Post by tASHABASHA_1986 24th September 2011, 8:23 pm

Im wearing a macom bra, and marks and spencers bra, but i had to go up 2 back size at first, for the comfort. ebay is good. x
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Post by Pussycat 25th September 2011, 7:52 am

Thankyou sweetlipses, I ended up buying one, if anything just for the sake of buying a DD cup bra!!! I was so excited, although I did cover myself up while the cashier was scanning it through, I bet she looked at my none existant boobs and thought "you wish"!!.
I do want to get a macom but my pcc says it's pointless as I'll just be wearing the strap for so long (?!) I can't imagine not wearing a bra though?
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