What is Diastasis Recti?
Has the strength and integrity of your abdomen changed, leaving you with a gap that makes you feel less secure and confident?
Diastasis recti, a condition often emerging after pregnancy or significant weight fluctuations, can profoundly impact your physical well-being and self-image. This separation in your abdominal muscles may leave you puzzled and disheartened, as activities you once performed effortlessly now seem challenging or uncomfortable.
The ease of moving, lifting, or even engaging in leisure activities might feel compromised, altering the way you navigate your daily life. However, there’s a silver lining.
You don’t have to let diastasis recti slow you down or keep you from the life you love. Embrace the journey to recovery with Back in Motion Physical Therapy & Performance and our dedicated pelvic health treatment program.
We recognize the unique challenges and concerns that come with abdominal separation, and we’re committed to guiding you back to full strength and confidence. Let us help you restore your core’s stability, improve your posture, and regain the joy in activities you cherish.
The Most Common Signs and Symptoms of a Weak Core:
How We Treat a Core Dysfunctions & Diastasis Recti at Back in Motion Physical Therapy & Performance?
Diastasis recti typically develop later in a woman’s pregnancy or during/after giving birth. It’s important to note that the muscles affected by diastasis recti can remain separated for up to one year postpartum. However, with therapeutic interventions, healing can occur in a matter of weeks for some women.
Several factors can increase the risk of developing diastasis recti during or after pregnancy, including:
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How We Treat the Core & Diastasis Recti
Watch this quick video and learn why weak core occurs and how we treat it at Back in Motion Physical Therapy & Performance.
The Core Dysfunction Conditions We Treat
Our 3-Step Approach to
Addressing & Treating a Weak Core or Diastasis Recti
Our approach, known as the Gray Method™, focuses on targeting and resolving the root cause of your issue, ensuring that you won’t have to face it again.