"Women dey try ooooo" ~ Mixed reactions as woman shares before and after transformation of her stomach following child birth [video]

Nigerians are buzzing with positivity after a brave lady shared her before-and-after transformation following childbirth. While some expectant mothers radiate an adorable, stylish baby bump, others can feel freakishly huge and experience discomfort that draws concern from even perfect strangers.

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A video has surfaced online featuring a big-bellied woman who recently gave birth. However, her postpartum stomach raised eyebrows as it appeared extremely stretched, leading netizens to suspect she may be suffering from diastasis recti, also known as divarication.

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Diastasis recti is a common condition that involves the separation of the rectus abdominis muscles during and after pregnancy. As the uterus expands to accommodate the growing fetus, it pushes against the stomach wall, which can cause the muscles to separate. Women over 35 are at a higher risk of developing this condition and may experience chronic back pain, urinary incontinence, and hernias as a result.

The severity of diastasis recti can vary, but with consistent work, healing can take anywhere from 6-12 months. With proper care and attention, the affected muscles can be strengthened, and the condition can be treated successfully.

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gracefully_br9ken: I’ve got the same issue. Diastasis recti – It’s common for the 2 muscles that run down the middle of your stomach to separate during pregnancy. This is called diastasis recti, or divarication. The amount of separation can vary. It happens because your growing womb (uterus) pushes the muscles apart, making them longer and weaker.

official_baibeylet: Women dey try aswear😩😥😭😭😭. The low sef esteem she will first battle before she finally get used to it🤦‍♀️. God bless my gender. 😍.