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Many friends who are using scar patches have this confusion: Can scar patches be used during exercise? Today we will talk about this issue and tell you the answer in the simplest terms!
Can scar patches be applied during exercise?
Of course you can! But pay attention to the following points:
Look at the intensity of exercise
Gentle exercise such as walking, yoga, and Tai Chi: no problem at all
Medium intensity such as running, fitness, and cycling: basically OK
High intensity such as basketball, football, and swimming: pay special attention
Look at the location of the patch
Flat parts such as arms and legs: relatively stable
Joints (such as knees and elbows): easy to loosen
Parts prone to sweating (such as backs and armpits): may affect stickiness
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Why do some people think they will fall off?
Sweating too much: sweat will reduce stickiness
Too much friction: such as frequent running and jumping when playing basketball
Applying for too long: It is generally recommended to remove and clean after 8-12 hours
5 tips to make scar stickers more secure
Dry your skin before exercise: Gently press the area to be applied with a tissue
Choose the right size: It is best to be 1-2 cm larger than the scar
Replace in time after sweating:
Choose the right product: Medical-grade silicone material has better stickiness
FAQ
Q: Can scar stickers be applied while swimming?
A: Yes, but it is recommended to choose waterproof ones.
Q: Will exercising in the gym affect the effect?
A: No, be careful not to rub the equipment directly against the silicone gel scar sticker.
Q: Will the cesarean section scar on the belly fall off when running?
A: Jogging is fine, but it is recommended to check midway during long-term exercise such as marathons
Our suggestions
If you are a light sports enthusiast, just use it with confidence; if you are an athlete or fitness expert, you can choose a professional sports scar sticker, or temporarily remove it during high-intensity training.
Have you ever encountered problems with scar tape while exercising? Feel free to share your experience in the comments section~