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Driving after breast augmentation

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Post by MrsMartini 11th February 2009, 11:34 am

I attempted driving yesterday for the first time, just literally a 5 min journey. Assumed I'd be fine as I'm now 18 days post-op.

Well, firstly I couldn't reach across myself to put the seatbelt on, or to wipe the condensation from the windscreen... felt really useless!

Handbrake was a bit odd, gears were ok... but the steering wheel was a mission... it was ok round little bends, but big roundabouts were pretty scary. I can't really explain how it felt, it wasn't pain, but I didn't like it. I found I was ok if I kept my elbows by my side & held the steering wheel at the bottom, but big turns were a no-no. I have power steering, but it kinda felt like I didn't!

I have to say, I've always been pretty good at parallel parking, and getting my car in silly little spaces... well, not any more! I couldn't twist in my seat to look over my shoulder, I couldn't yank the steering wheel around... aaaggghhhh!!

I was a bit weepy by the time I reached my destination!

When did you girlies drive for the first time? & how did it feel? Does the odd feeling go away or is it just something you get used to?

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Post by Angelpie 11th February 2009, 1:42 pm

Oh no!! :pale: This is the bit I've been dreading. I never even considered the reaching to get the seat belt.

I've booked 2 weeks out of my diary, but was really hoping that I could drive much sooner than that... especially as I haven't told anyone I'm having my op. It'd be interesting to hear everyone else's experiences.

Thank goodness you're safe, Mrs M... take it steady. xx
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Post by SG007 11th February 2009, 1:57 pm

I only had my op last thursady, but i went out driving this morning. My right boob is currently fine so using the steering wheel was not a prob, however my lefty is a little more tender so was a little alkward when changing gear ( I was aware I had boobs if that makes sense). I certainly wouldnt want to be driving any great distance at the mo but I feel fine in doing the odd short distance. xx
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Post by Angelpie 11th February 2009, 2:26 pm

I suppose there's going to be a difference depending on whether you have overs or unders.
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Post by nads 11th February 2009, 3:16 pm

I didnt drive until about 4 weeks post op as i knew i wasnt ready and didnt want another crash lol, even then it felt weird! Feel fine now though hun, dont worry it'll get better x
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Post by BlondeBarbie 11th February 2009, 10:22 pm

I drove just over 2 weeks post op and it felt a bit weird.. when i was changing gear etc. But it gets better quickly. Cant comment on the parking as i cannot park in small places at all i always go for the biggest gap hehe x
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Post by RoxyChick 12th February 2009, 12:00 pm

MrsMartini wrote:I have to say, I've always been pretty good at parallel parking, and getting my car in silly little spaces...

Wow, you're amazing! I can't parallel park to save my life!

I didn't drive for about 3 weeks. I could have done about 2 weeks PO, but didn't want to risk hurting myself

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Post by MrsMartini 15th February 2009, 4:00 pm

Hey girlies... just a quick update...

I drove to Tesco today & the steering was fine, no probs... gears felt a bit odd, like I could feel something going on in my boob, but nothing abnormal I don't think... however, going in to 5th was just, oh god, I can't even describe how it felt... eeewwww!!

I think I'll probably drive to work tomorrow, as quite frankly, I'm bored of the train now after two weeks. I go on the motorway so I'll only have to go in to 5th once & then it's a straight line all the way! :-)

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