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loose fitting or tight fitting tops feel better?

Hey guys,

I'm 5 days post-op and I get this funny pain when I walk, it's like a tummy jiggle pain. I try wearing tight tank tops they feel good then a few hours later choke-y so I take them off & feel a bit funny again..

What do you guys usually wear around the house?

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it might be from the nerves that were severed during the surgery and they are starting to regenerate. I know that when I've had any kind of surgery in the past, you can get the numbing, tingling and little pains shooting around the surgical area. Hopefully, it's just your body healing.

I wear "one size fits all" stretchy camisole/tanks under my clothes. With 91 pounds gone, I feel more "put together" without my body "jiggling". lol Well, those areas used to have fat to fill them and now, even though not gone completely, they are less firm and make me feel to loosey- goosey.

Continued success and good luck on your journey!

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