you may or may not be able to return to work after 7 days. it really depends on the severity of your gyne and how much hes going to need to take out. from my standpoint, i had mine done under local anesthesia on a friday and had the weekend off to rest from work. i resumed my school week on monday until now. it is tough getting around and doing things so it may be hard hiding it from your family at home, theyll be curious why youre doing things slow or why youre in pain and limited movements if you know what i mean. so you MIGHT, be able to return to work but dont quote me for it. im going back to work tommorow and i work at a restaurant. my soreness subsided pretty fast, did not get a hemotoma, no apparent swelling, etc.
i have to wear the vest and foam pads that go on top of the nipples for 3 weeks. the foam pads come off after 6-7 days, BUT, this may vary between different surgeons and of course the severity of your gyne.
go ahead and compare between different doctors of how they treat you, price, theyre concern for you, etc. if it dont feel right dont do it. try to research reviews or history on your doc if you can as well it will help on your decision. make sure you are confident in who you choose, you'll regret it if you just rush it.
my doc said i can start light cardio second week, and work back into training the 3rd week, BUT LIKE I SAID, it all depends on your severity of gyne and your recovery process.
if anything open up to your family about it. it may sound hard but you could develop a stronger relationship and they could have a better understanding. if you cant say it, write it! letters or emails can be so much more effective and can be taken more seriously if your parents are stubborn or ignorant about it.
good luck to you and your decision and ask away if you have questions.
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