It usually takes over 9 months to lose the weight you gained during pregnancy and get back to your pre-pregnancy body. However, a belly bulge that persists long after your baby is born can also be a ...

If you’re dealing with the dreaded mummy tummy or postpartum pooch, you’re not alone. It’s often related to a common condition called diastasis recti, which can wreak havoc on a woman’s body during ...

Due to increased tension on the abdominal wall, pregnant women may develop this condition. The risk is higher if with multiple births or many pregnancies. According to a study, Diastasis recti is an ...

Welcoming a new life into the world is a miraculous journey, but for many mothers, the aftermath of pregnancy includes physical changes that may raise questions about what's considered normal. One ...

Women work on strengthening their core abdominal muscles in Leah Keller's exercise class for new moms, inside a San Francisco clothing store called Monkei Miles. (Talia Herman for NPR) I admit it. I ...

LEE COUNTY, Fla. -- Do you have a belly pooch that just won't seem to go away no matter what you do? Fox 4 found out some of your efforts to get rid of it are actually making it worse! But we also ...

August 9, 2017 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google The post-birth belly bulge is common—diastasis recti (DR), the medical term for the separation of the abdominal ...

I admit it. I have a "mummy tummy," also known as "mommy pooch." You know, that soft jelly belly you retain after having a baby — it makes you look a few months pregnant. I've tried to convince myself ...