Just as a wipe? Did you wear it on a pad?
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Both those ways! I had some serious problems after giving birth lol.
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I wore it on a pad for the first week after delivery, and then used them as a wipe for a few weeks after.
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I bought them, but didnt really end up using them. As far as I know, I didn't get PP hemmeroids and I didn't feel like my stitches needed more than the dermaplast and earth mama pp spray I bought.
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@Bao: I have a serious mother of a hemorrhoid right now that I want to get rid of before I go into labour...It's driving me nuts.
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I wore it on a pad, line 3 together and then squirted hydrocortisone on top of it and sprayed dermaplast on the pad. hardcore but helped sooooooooo much.
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This is gross/TMI, but.. I folded them in half and stuck them in my crack! hahaha
I haven't worn a Tucks pad since a couple weeks PP, but I probably need to -- my hemorrhoid keeps coming back. Even 8 months PP. UGH.
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@photojane: That sounds brilliant.
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@photojane: great minds my friend. I did the same ! And walked around with my booty squeezed together ! I'm dying !!
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I wore two in a row on a pad!
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@photojane: Love it!!! I still have one that usually doesn't bother me but sometimes flairs up (oh the tmi of motherhood)... I think I need to try this!
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@coacheswife123: hahahaha, I thought I was the only one who did the booty squeezing!
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@coacheswife123: Oh my gosh, you're making me feel like Beyonce. I didn't have to squeeze my booty. It just stayed. I GOT A FAT BACK!
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@photojane: this made me LOL.
I've never used Tucks! I totally should have.
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@matador84: same! They called it the sandwich at the hospital
Pad = bread
Tucks = turkey
Hydro cream = mayo
And then sprayed a ton of dermoplast directly on my lady parts before pulling up my undies -
@matador84: @DillonLion: Same! At the hospital, my nurse called it an ice cream sundae. Pad, ice pack, tucks pads, EpiFoam, then DermaPlast. HEAVEN!
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@photojane: you know I have a serious case of the pancake booty post partum
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I wore them on a pad, (two or three lined up), but I also bought the liquid witch hazel and soaked/froze pads. A tip from my midwife; keep the Tucks container in the fridge - they feel way better cold!
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Both ways! This convo is making me laugh thinking of them. I still have some. Not sure why I've kept them but part of me still thinks I need them I guess!
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@photojane: haha, I did the same! Until the constant moisture made my skin sore
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@DillonLion: yup... This. Till 2/3 weeks pp.
@birdofafeather: I also kept mine but haven't used them since I got back from the hospital!
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Between the cheeks!! Lolz
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