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After a mastectomy and reconstruction how soon can you go in a swimming pool?
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Depends on: Type of reconstructive surgery, but probably about a month. Ask your surgeon for specific details.
Answered 8/27/2013
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As soon as...: Your incisions have healed completely, your drains are out, and you are cleared to do so by your surgeon.
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