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Reduce tummy
After 2 c section deliveries my tummy bas become very loose and hanging. I want to get it stiff and tight like before. It has been 2 years from my last operation. Help me plz.
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You should consult a Physiotherapist in person for complete assessment and exercise therapy. You should start brisk walking for 45 minutes daily.
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It's Already Been Two Years So It's Better You Take Proper Online Consultation from A Physiotherapist. As You Already Have Searched & Tried Many Exercises & Other Things. You Exercises Will Be Designed According to Your Height, Weight, And Tummy Size. Also Your Profession & Life Style Make A Difference.
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Work on your core muscle , posture .
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