UpSpring C-Panty C-Section Recovery Underwear with Silicone Panel for Incision Care

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One reviewer mentioned how they were especially good for her following a c-section: "These were great after a caesarean, great absorbency and did not irritate the c-section scar. They're made from a super soft and breathable fabric that'll keep you comfy and supported while you heal.

My doctor says the hospital will give me a wraparound belly binder for stomach support but that she always recommends that her patients get supportive underwear as well since the.These C-Section Undies are available in four sizes, from Small to Extra Large, and finding the right one for your body couldn't be easier. All I can say is I’m not sure it’s compressing at all - the tightest spot is the top, which goes right up to my breasts and seems like the back goes up higher but maybe my torso is short. The breathable fabric allows air to circulate, to promote quick healing and the wider gusset easily accommodates and holds in place maternity pads during the first weeks after birth.

I had breast cancer and had a double mastectomy and had some post-surgery compression bras and suffered fewer problems with healing and scar tissue than some of the other girls I met at the hospital. It will take at least 6 weeks to recover from a C-section, which is a major surgery, so avoid trying to rush recovery or doing so unaided.The C-Panty, along with its silicone panel is NON-STICKY and HAND WASHABLE, so your silicone stays clean. You'll feel secure and comfortable, which means you can focus on snuggling your new bundle of joy without worrying about your undies.

Hearst UK is the trading name of the National Magazine Company Ltd, 30 Panton Street, Leicester Square, London, SW1Y 4AJ. They've got a high-rise waistband that'll keep you comfy and secure above your incision area, and the soft and breathable fabric is perfect for postpartum bodies.Remember, nothing should be inserted into the vagina until you’ve had your postpartum checkup and your doctor has checked that you’re healing properly. So, let me — a perinatal and physical therapist with 19 years of experience — tell you about a few tricks that will help your incisions heal while minimizing swelling and pain simultaneously.