Female chafing problem

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"vjpratt" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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Hi, I am not an avid runner. Been doing it a couple of years, but I am trying

to

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work up to do an ironman triathlon in a few years. So I ran my first marathon last Sunday. I am a
slow runner and it took me 4 1/2 hours. The problem is when I run five miles or more I chafe under
my breasts. I am

not

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unnaturally large or small. About a 36-38 b or c cup. I wear sports bras

all

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the time. The kind you would find at Walmart or K-mart. When I run I put vaseline under my breasts
and this helps most of the time. However during the marathon it was not enough and I became very
chafe, close to bleeding. Does anyone have any hints to help prevent this? Would and actual
running bra help? Any advice would be appreciated. Val

Val,

Obviously I can't give you advice on the bra. But for my male chafing problem, bodyglide works
really well.

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You also might want to consider applying some between your toes, which can also chafe quite a bit.

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(Robert Pawlak) said:

Val,

Obviously I can't give you advice on the bra. But for my male chafing problem, bodyglide works
really well.

How big are your [censored]?

Ditch the Wal-Mart bras. Go to a running or sporting goods store and buy a Champion or JogBra for
your really long runs. They are about 30 bucks each, but well worth the money. The Wal-Mart cheapies
just don't cut it for a lot of us.

Terri

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vjpratt" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

Quoted message said:

Hi, I am not an avid runner. Been doing it a couple of years, but I am trying

to

Quoted message said:

work up to do an ironman triathlon in a few years. So I ran my first marathon last Sunday. I am a
slow runner and it took me 4 1/2 hours. The problem is when I run five miles or more I chafe
under my breasts. I am

not

Quoted message said:

unnaturally large or small. About a 36-38 b or c cup. I wear sports bras

all

Quoted message said:

the time. The kind you would find at Walmart or K-mart. When I run I put vaseline under my
breasts and this helps most of the time. However during the marathon it was not enough and I
became very chafe, close to bleeding. Does anyone have any hints to help prevent this? Would and
actual running bra help? Any advice would be appreciated. Val