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The myth that you have to wait 30 minutes or even an hour until you can swim after eating has been conventional wisdom for some time. The simple fact is, however, that swimming on a full stomach does not significantly impact your ability to swim. Duke Health: Myth or Fact -- Wait 30 Minutes After Eating to Go Swimming. 2  NY Times Health; The Claim -- Never Swim After Eating; Anahad O'Connor; June 2005. 3  AARP; Myth Buster -- Swimming After Eating Is Dangerous; Geoff Williams; July 2008.
C-Section: While every woman is different, doctors generally recommend waiting six weeks after delivery before swimming. 1  If you plan to swim after your surgery, wait until bleeding has stopped and the scar has healed. Some women are cleared to swim at six weeks, while others may have to wait a longer period. Cornea transplant â It is recommended to wait four weeks before swimming after a cornea transplant. After being cleared by your doctor, wear goggles to protect your eye from an impact injury and avoid diving. Hip replacementâ Doctors recommend waiting between eight to 12 weeks before swimming. It is advised that after hip surgery you avoid the breaststroke, which can place pressure on the hip compared to other strokes. Heart bypass â It is recommended that you wait three months before swimming after a heart bypass surgery. Cataract surgeryâ Doctors say you may be able to swim while wearing goggles two weeks after cataract surgery and four weeks without goggles.