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Diastesis Recti
I am 7 months postpartum and When I tilt back, I have a little coning around abs. Is this diastesis? I am unable to check the finger gaps. Which specialist can help me identify and guide about the exercises that can heal my condition.
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Hello. Get an consultation with physiotherapist and get an specific exercise protocol for yourself and start doing in a disciplined manner , it will help you a lot. Thanks
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consult with physiotherapist for proper exercises.
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Physio therapist will best guide you for exercises in this issue
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You can consult a gynecologist or a physiotherapist to rule out whether it's diastasis recti... You can consult me for further clear assessment and exercise programs..
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Actually there are two ways to rule out your problem. One is that your gynecologist can find out whether its Diastasis recti or  Physiotherapist.  If you want further assessment and exercises then you can contact me through video consultation.
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Any physiotherapist can guide you about your condition Visit Nearest Physiotherapy clinic for complete assessment and treatment
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Consult with physiotherapist for proper exercises.
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Hi, Yes, it may be Diastasis recti. Get an appointment with a physiotherapist to confirm this. Untreated diastasis recti can weaken your abdominal muscles and leave you with chronic lower back pain.
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Proper exercises will recover your condition. if linea alba has healed, then will think for surgery
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You need an online consultation for best diagnosis and treatment from Physiotherapist.
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after proper examination start therapeutic exercise and abdomen belt if required.
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under supervision of qualified Physio.
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just take consultation with a physiotherapist to start the post-natal exercise
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