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Healing "Mummy Tummy": The Truth About Diastasis Recti

  • Writer: Staff Writer
    Staff Writer
  • Jan 26
  • 1 min read

Do you feel like no matter how much weight you lose, you still look a few months pregnant? Do you notice a "coning" or "doming" ridge down the center of your stomach when you sit up in bed?


This is likely Diastasis Recti Abdominis (DRA)—the separation of the "six-pack" muscles that happens during pregnancy to make room for the baby.



The Myth: "You need to do hundreds of crunches to close the gap." The Reality: Crunches can actually make it worse by increasing pressure on the connective tissue (linea alba) before it's ready.


The Milton Physio Plus Approach: Healing DRA isn't just about "closing the gap"—it's about creating tension.

We teach you how to engage your deep core (Transversus Abdominis) to create a firm wall of support.

  • Step 1: Stop the coning (learning to move without bulging).

  • Step 2: Strengthen the deep core foundation.

  • Step 3: Progress to functional movements (lifting kids, groceries, weights).


You can regain a strong, functional core. Let us show you the safe way to do it. Visit Milton Physio Plus now to book an appointment!

 
 
 

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