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    Default diastasis recti (separated muscles) and pushing stage?

    Hi girls, Im 33 weeks pregnant and can feel my abdominal muscles are separated quite a bit, I had a fit stomach before getting pregnant so my muscles must have been quite tight. I’m a bit worried about the pushing stage now (well a lot worried!), since all the advice says don’t do any straining with those muscles, anyone has any experience with this? I don’t want to destroy my stomach completely…
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    I do, plus i had my umbical herina repaired at 19 weeks. My surgeon said that it would easier on my body to repair any damage done during labour than do a c section.

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    so did they separate even further? how long did it take for them to get back into place?
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