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Your pelvic floor is not a single muscle, but a collection of muscles, ligaments, and connective tissue that forms a hammock-like structure at the base of the pelvis. It supports the bladder, uterus, and intestines, working daily to allow you to move, laugh, and live without conscious awareness. When changes occur in these structures (due […]
A cesarean section is a surgical procedure in which the baby is delivered from the uterus through an incision made in the abdominal wall and the uterine wall. The period after a cesarean section can be uncomfortable precisely because the abdominal muscles are involved in many of our everyday activities — often without us even […]
Have you noticed that after childbirth, your belly doesn’t return to its former state – even with exercise, it continues to protrude forward? This could be a sign of diastasis, or abdominal recti separation. What is Diastasis? Diastasis, or abdominal recti separation, occurs when the distance between the abdominal rectus muscles increases during pregnancy – […]
Postpartum recovery largely depends on the course of childbirth, as well as the woman’s previous fitness level. A woman whose delivery involved intervention (e.g., vacuum or forceps delivery) or a C-section generally requires a longer recovery period compared to those who had a natural and problem-free vaginal birth. Physical Activity After Childbirth The more active […]
The postpartum fourth trimester is a transition period when the body and mind adapt to a new phase of life: recovery from childbirth, adapting to breastfeeding and sleep deprivation, and the new role as a mother. This is a time when the body needs rest, support, and conscious recovery. General Recovery Recommendations General recovery recommendations […]
