Exercise after delivery

2018-08-30 06:04:36
It's being 60days of my c sec delivery what type of exercise should I prefer to reduce belly fat.....thanku
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Meet physiotherapist near you

Answered2018-09-02 18:05:11

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First of all you need to concentrate on to strengthen your pelvic floor muscles. As it's been 8 week so you can start up to focus on abdominal core strengthening exercises as well along with breathing, will be more effective.
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Gradually you can start excercise on physio ball ( Swiss ball)
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I would suggest to consult once to gynac physio so that you will be educated briefly for your better understanding regarding excercise to follow.

Answered2018-08-30 12:20:38

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Hi.., it would be beneficial if u meet some women's health physiotherapist nearby to ur place n upon evaluation.. learn the exercises to reduce belly fat..

Answered2018-08-30 06:15:30

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You need to consult an experienced physiotherapist and start your physiotherapy
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Apart from the regular protocol, there are additional focus required based on your muscles weakness
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you require proper abdominal muscles toning therapy required prior to strengthen the abdominal muscles after c.section

Answered2018-08-30 06:12:00

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You need to learn and practice kegels exs (for pelvic muscles),learn post.natal exs from a physio who is specialised in ANC PNC care And then also start with core strengthening exs

Answered2018-09-01 08:30:55

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