Possible to Have Breathing Problems (Dyspnoe) Because of a Diastasis Recti?

So in your case, I would want to know more about the etiology of your diastasis. There is no question that any repair could be affected by increasing intra abdominal pressure, however there are options to mitigate this potential. I would go see a board certified plastic surgeon. 

A hernia is an actual hole in the fascia and muscle. I examine my patients for a hernia, while they stand. Also, sometimes a CT scan is helpful to measure the size of the hernia and evaluate the muscles.

While this is a question you should ask your surgeon, it is absolutely possible to return to all of your normal activities after you've had surgery and waited the allotted recovery time. This is generally about 6 weeks or so for intensive physical exercise (3 weeks for less intensive and cardio).

Looking at your picture, I would guess that you would not need a vertical incision and that you would see very nice improvement with a traditional low transverse abdominal incision.  The main reason for the vertical incision is to address significant mid-abdominal laxity that simply cannot...

Sometimes they go away after a few aspirations but sometimes they require opening it up and maybe putting in some quilting sutures to obliterate the dead space.as long as you are afebrile all should be well.

Men can be effected by a congenital diastasis recti, and depending on the severity of the separation, a variety of approaches using limited incisions can be used to repair a diastasis recti.