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Swimming with CG on? Weird?

Swimming with CG on? Weird?

Postby smpalesh » Wed Jul 25, 2012 8:09 pm

I am getting very stir crazy from being indoors so much so we are planning a day trip to the beach this weekend. I got a new tankini that looks cute but I am wanting to swim with my CG underneath it. I have the stage 2 Marena one. Would it be weird to keep it on? It doesn't show under my bathing suit. I am still wearing my CG 100% of the time so I don't want to have it off for a full day at the beach because I will likely blow up like a balloon! Opinions?

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Re: Swimming with CG on? Weird?

Postby sdoah » Wed Jul 25, 2012 9:15 pm

I've worn compression panties every time I've gone to swim. They don't show and they made me feel secure. I say go for it!
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Re: Swimming with CG on? Weird?

Postby jwagz » Tue Jul 31, 2012 9:26 am

if it were me i'd get some type of shaper from Walmart to wear swimming. i wouldn't want to put the pricey CG in the chemicals of a pool.
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Re: Swimming with CG on? Weird?

Postby AnnieBeansprout » Tue Jul 31, 2012 10:34 am

Make sure you are cleared for swimming.
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Re: Swimming with CG on? Weird?

Postby smpalesh » Tue Jul 31, 2012 9:01 pm

I was cleared for swimming at 4 weeks. :) It wasn't a pool so no worries about chemicals. We did end up going to the beach this past Sunday and it was amazing! We had so much fun swimming (I did wear the CG) and playing and my tummy is doing well enough that I was able to lay on front and back with no problems in order to tan. Unfortunately I got a little overzealous so I have a bit of a sunburn now but it was worth it. :D

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Re: Swimming with CG on? Weird?

Postby AnnieBeansprout » Thu Aug 02, 2012 4:43 pm

You were cleared but to clarify for others, it is not about the chemicals. It is the good risk of bacteria getting into the incision. While our incisions may look healed and sealed after a few weeks, in reality for some time there are still tiny microscopic sized tears that bacteria can get into easily. Very easily when soaking in water (particularly the bath, as we all know how bacteria ridden bath water is).

So, always make sure to have clearance before swimming or immersing your incisions in any type of water. Four weeks is very early.
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