Button up pyjamas and tops

by Gemma31 10th August 2009, 12:05 pm

Hi girls,

I know this sounds stupid but how long will I need to wear button up pyjamas and tops for? Only asking cos I currently have none!!! and need to buy some. Don't wanna spend a fortune but would rather get ones that I will wear again.

Thanks a million :-) Bum Wiggle

Gemma xx

by lozzied 10th August 2009, 12:14 pm

.x. you don't HAVE to wear button up ones if you don't want to, i was a day patient and actually went home about 6 hours after my op in a normal vest top. i did wear button pjs sometimes but only because i already had some, also wore normal pull over head pjs as well but i stepped into the tops instead of putting them on over my head if that makes sense? .x. if you do want to buy some button up ones though, tesco do them for about a fiver and they are really nice, i have a few sets, so if you got some from there it won't even matter so much if you don't wear them again once you've recovered xxxxxxxxxxxxxx x.

by Jemmy 10th August 2009, 12:56 pm

I've just got a stretchy top PJ. Not a fan of button ups.

As long as you can get it over you head and down your body without too much movement you can slide your arms in

by samarie24 10th August 2009, 3:43 pm

Hi Gemma, I think everyones different when it comes to this!

I had unders and I've not been able to move my arms very much at all, so I'm still in the button-ups Rolling Eyes

. As long as you get one set of pj's you should be ok (I washed and dried mine in a day), and perhaps a couple of different shirts to keep you going. Like lozzied said, you don't have to spend a fortune. If you've got someone to help you dress you might be ok with loose over-the-head tops, but it is a lot easier (and pain-free!) to just get into a shirt/blouse.

I bought a nice button-up shirt/dress and a pale blue zip-up top for £8 each in asda, which aren't too bad.

Good luck xx

by gotsomeboobs 10th August 2009, 3:53 pm

I didnt buy any button up pjs either hun, but then again I had overs and was a day case. I just went home and wore my vest top and shorts to bed. Lozzied is right though, tesco do some decent comfy button up pj sets xxx

by ***Sally*** 10th August 2009, 4:00 pm

I had a zip up top for in hospital but didn't actually wear it as I slept in my gown. Next morning i wore a normal t-shirt. My mobility in my arms wasn't great for a good few days but I was still able to get stuff over my head. Its not at tricky as you think it'll be hun honestly xxx

by **RoxyChick** 10th August 2009, 8:56 pm

I bought some from primark but never wore it. just my bra and knickers in bed. I was a daycase so had no need really.

Apart from that I wore a loose fitting boob tube type deely that I could step in and pull up!

xx

by cakey_baby 11th August 2009, 10:00 am

I got two pairs of button up pj's from primark, most of the time i just wore T Shirts and loose trousers.

x x x x

by angelkitten1 11th August 2009, 7:12 pm

i never bought any, i lived in ......actually still do most of the time in vest tops.
i never found them difficult or sore to put on and they are so comfy, cheap and go with anything.
xxx

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