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Post by misty23 4th September 2013, 10:32 pm

By wearing the support bra is this a means of keeping our new additions as still as possible until they settle? After my shower earlier I experimented a little to see if they were still rock hard and to my surprise found they moved really easily by pushing them together! Only 2 weeks post op and am now worried that I shouldn't have moved them. One of the reasons I'm still nervous about sleeping on my side as I feel they would be sitting in the wrong place?! I really need to research this more as I feel like I'm asking ridiculous questions about recovery!! X
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Post by IsabellExpat 4th September 2013, 11:13 pm

Good question! I have been thinking about this a lot lately so I make a little post here so I can follow your answers Shocked
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Post by COOKIE 4th September 2013, 11:48 pm

Don't worry about the movement hun. Its just your boobs softening up that is allowing for this movement.

The support bras are to maintain stability whilst you're healing and this is why you'll only remove your bra over the specified time your surgeon requires it when you have a shower. This gives your new boobs the best chance for the implant to adhere to the breast pocket.

If the implant doesn't adhere, you'll be able to feel the implant moving inside the breast and not the breast moving as a whole. Xx
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Post by IsabellExpat 5th September 2013, 12:22 am

But after how many weeks would it be ok to sleep on your side?
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Post by jenniferrf1 5th September 2013, 6:21 am

I've seen girls start to sleep on their side when they feel ready anything from 3 weeks onwards but I'm scared to lol... The rolled up sock inbetween is meant to really help xx
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Post by Lee123 5th September 2013, 7:43 am

Hi misty there's one person that asks ridicules questions on here, if it worries you then it's a perfectly normal question, this forum is so supportive and understanding, we all have worries after a BA and i guess they are what we all think of from time To time. I always feel so much better  after reading some of the questions on the forum,  its helped me no end.. It took me ages to sleep on my side even now I put a pillow down the side I'm laying on. X hope you are feeling more comfortable hun x
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Post by Lee123 5th September 2013, 7:46 am

That last post was meant to say ' there's NOT one person! Ops sorry!, Shocked xxx
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Post by jenniferrf1 5th September 2013, 7:50 am

Haha Lee that really made me giggle LOL!! Hysterical   Xx
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Post by misty23 5th September 2013, 8:11 am

Ha ha! That made me giggle too! I thought you'd missed out "and that's you!!" Hysterical
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Post by Lee123 5th September 2013, 8:12 am

Lol, thought I had checked all my mistakes! I sent it re read an thought nooooooo! Silly me xx :doh:
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Post by Dillydally7 5th September 2013, 9:07 am

Mine move even when strapped down, especially when coming down the stairs I can feel them lol
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Post by LJR 6th September 2013, 10:29 pm

I wear a sports bra all the time - apart from when I'm in the shower. It just feels the right thing to do, my surgeon has told me I can sleep bra-less if I wish, so it's my choice.

I started sleeping on my side as soon as it was comfortable tbh, again my surgeon told me that was fine, it was about 2 weeks I think, with lots of pillows though!
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