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Crumpled, soft, big and flabby - after birth you look like your stomach. And this is completely normal! But calm down, it won't stay that way. But there is a lot you can do to get yourself back in shape.

What will happen to my stomach after childbirth?
THE strangulation leaves a mark on the stomach, because in a short period of time the female is more than ten times larger. This growth must also be followed by the abdominal skin, the connective tissue and the muscles, which is certainly stressful. That's why there are better babies who start to get pregnant with a hardened stomach and a normal body: they can revert to their original state sooner. If your belly looks three months later as if the baby was still theretherefore, the amount of fat under the skin and the weakened abdominal muscle may be responsible. You need to lose weight and strengthen your stomach muscles. One does not work without the other, as your stomach may grow stronger, but it will not lose its flesh. If you just do some exercise, you will lose muscle. Y'all, if you know that if you are a belly-prone type - and most Hungarians - that is the last thing you will lose. Because it is your stock, which is the last thing the organization expels.
If you are expecting a baby now
Immediately after birth
Following extreme strain on the abdominal muscles again need to be strengthened. Hock Mбrta Physiotherapist, Assistant Professor at the Department of Physiotherapy and Nutrition at the PTE Faculty of Health Sciences Repeat the same exercise more or less! Pay attention to graduation, and stop it right away if it doesn't feel right. It is advisable to schedule the gym for breastfeeding or lactation.The infant period is over
How do I know if my stomach has disappeared?
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