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Good morning everyone. There is something that I just need to know to make sure I can stop stressing. Does anyone or has anyone heard of band slippage due to rought intimacy? I know everyone is different, but I don't want to mess around and have anything hit or the band slip. Please let me know.

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I doubt you could get rough enough to cause the band to slip. I think of the band as a rubber band on the middle of a balloon. If you put too much weight or pressure on the top half of the balloon or try to push too much through it would cause it to slip.

The band is located in the middle of your body. Not sure what you could do physically to force slippage during sex.

Just my 2 1/2 cents here and there is no such thing as a silly question.

Well, your partner would have to be PRETTY large to poke your band, cause it's behind your ribcage!! :-)

 

But I don't think you need to worry as long as you've healed completely and aren't doing something that can pull your port out of the stitches in your abdominal muscles...

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