3rd Trimester

Pads to use Postpartum?

So I have no idea what brand would have a heavy flow pad with no mesh (in case of stitches) - anyone?
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Re: Pads to use Postpartum?

  • I got Target Brand biggest absorbency and it did just fine.  No mesh.
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  • When I had my daughter I made sure to get some extras form the hospital before being discharged.  I would just put a one away every time I used one.  This gives you a day or two worth before you need to use your own.  I found that Always Maxi Overnights with wings worked great!!  I had tons of stitches (4th degree tear) and never had any problems with them catching (or at least not that I noticed).  Hope this helps!
  • I picked up a bunch of Always Infinity (not regular Always) and Stayfree Overnights.
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  • All of the overnight pads were pretty bulky and either caught on my stitches or just rubbed sore spots.

    I used the non-overnight heavy flow with wings and they were much more comfortable for me. 

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  • I bought a pack of Target (Up & Up Brand) Super Overnight Maxis. They look promising and they dont have mesh over them, it is more of a cottony overlay.

    In past experience I have never noticed mash on Kotex pads either.

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  • I was told whatever brand is usually your favorite, in their highest absorbency - with wings if available.  I love Always because they aren't as bulky, so I'll pick them up.  I can always send DH to the store if I want to try something else. 

    DH loves buying me pads.  Oh, and Colace, Prep H, Benefiber, etc.  Totally kidding.

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  • Never heard of the no mesh thingy, and I had lots of stitches!

    I got some always thins, extra longs, wings. Worked great. There are also some (not sure of brand though) that are like a foam in the absorbancy part. Those worked well too.

    I have to say, after I left the hospital, I only needed a big fat pad for a day or two, then the bleeding lessened alot.  

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  • Always Infinity.

    I bought a pack of those pads the size of a matress, and not only were they super uncomfortable, but I didn't bleed enough to justify needing to use them after 3 days.

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    I found that Always Maxi Overnights with wings worked great!!  I had tons of stitches (4th degree tear) and never had any problems with them catching (or at least not that I noticed).  Hope this helps!

    I hate Always because even with periods, the top layer stuck and pulled like crazy.

    Stayfree has always been my brand of choice, and will remain so.

     

    Ditto, not a fan of Always.

    I use Kotex overnights with wings. It has more of a cotton feel instead of plastic, like I felt with Always. Helps things breathe a little! 

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