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This less than 2 minutes video explains why Diastasis Recti or abdominal muscle separation during pregnancy happens and what you should really be focusing on for a flatter tummy.

DIASTASIS RECTI: Can it be prevented during Pregnancy? Diastasis Recti happens during pregnancy and the impact is a big tummy that refuses to go down after childbirth. This has led to the constant question by moms if it can be prevented during pregnanc…

Peep the side abdominal muscle 😉and the belly button ( umbilical hernia)

Did I close the hernia? No

What I did was to modify movements, food +++ to reduce the intra abdominal pressure and strengthen her core and this reduced the organs that could bulge into the opening🙂. That's why her navel and hernia looks smaller

Did I close the Diastasis Recti? It's down to 1½ from 4 fingers 💃 and I will close it.

I'm currently taking clients for my January BBLB one on one post partum recovery, Diastasis Recti Repair and pelvic floor training plan.

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Hernia is when there's an opening in your abdominal wall and your tissue or intestines bulges into the hole.

For post partum moms this is usually in the navel area and is called umbilical hernia.

You may or may not have a bulge at all times when you have an hernia.

If the opening in your abdominal wall is small, you may not have a large amount of tissue in it, so the bulge might not be noticeable.

Here are 5 things that can worsen the bulge:

🎯 Performing sit-ups or crunches

🎯 Straining on the toilet

🎯 Laying down

🎯 Coughing or vomiting

🎯 Lifting heavy objects

If you have a hernia, please see your Doctor.

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Because pressure 😓. That's what caused your mummy tummy.

Doing planks and sit ups without proper assessment post partum can increase intra abdominal pressure and make your tummy bigger.

And also increase your waist pain.

You can do all these exercises, later, but for now focus on healing and repairing not further tearing.