Why does my stomache split in the middle really bad?like I'm super skinny but my stomache bothers me it's really bad will someone please answer my question I can't find anything on the internet about this I've never seen anyone with this kind of Stomache
July 6, 2017
Answer: Muscle separation most likely Although I would need a picture from the front to be sure, you likely have a separation of the muscles in the stomach. It is called diastasis recti and produces a bulge in the midline of the upper abdomen. The most common cause is pregnancy but can be the result of repeated heavy lifting, rapid weight gain, or genetics. Correction is usually regarded as cosmetic and can be done using an endoscopic approach or simultaneously with an abdominoplasty. Consulting with a board certified plastic surgeon is your best bet and good luck.
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July 6, 2017
Answer: Muscle separation most likely Although I would need a picture from the front to be sure, you likely have a separation of the muscles in the stomach. It is called diastasis recti and produces a bulge in the midline of the upper abdomen. The most common cause is pregnancy but can be the result of repeated heavy lifting, rapid weight gain, or genetics. Correction is usually regarded as cosmetic and can be done using an endoscopic approach or simultaneously with an abdominoplasty. Consulting with a board certified plastic surgeon is your best bet and good luck.
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July 6, 2017
Answer: Split abdomen Based on your pictures your abdomen looks stellar. It would probably help if you post pictures from the front or different angles. If you had previous pregnancies and you may have buses that ration medically called at diastases recti. The treatment for muscle separation is a full abdominal plasty which you don't appear to need. Best, Mats Hagstrom, MD
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July 6, 2017
Answer: Split abdomen Based on your pictures your abdomen looks stellar. It would probably help if you post pictures from the front or different angles. If you had previous pregnancies and you may have buses that ration medically called at diastases recti. The treatment for muscle separation is a full abdominal plasty which you don't appear to need. Best, Mats Hagstrom, MD
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