Your abdominal muscles were stretch and sometimes injured to provide space to your baby. This is the cause of diastasis (a gap in your belly) and often of transverse muscle weakness. Your hormones also play a big part in abdominal and pelvis muscles relaxations to help the birth of your
In order to follow government Covid 19 guidelines by staying alert and safe, we are continuing to take all health, safety and hygienic precautions: For Home Visit: – Bring your mask (your practitioner will wear one too) – Get one clean towel ready for your practitioner and one for yourself
ABDO-MG® (ABDOminaux Méthode Guillarme) is a functional rehabilitation method respecting abdominal physiology. It associates control exhalation through a special device with an abdominal stimulation triggered by this exhalation. Scientific articles confirmed the effectiveness of this method for respiratory, uro-genito-anal and digestive aspect. Integration of control exhalation in the abdominal rehabilitation
Post Fall Syndrome or Psychomotor Regression Syndrome (PRS) is defined as: “Decompensation of the systems and mechanisms implicated in postural and walking automatisms (Mourey, 2009)” It appears either insidiously due to an increase of frailty or either brutally after a trauma (fall), hospitalisation or a surgical intervention. This syndrome is
Why do I still have pain after giving birth? During pregnancy, your body undergoes major hormonal and physical changes. The body can be put to the test and it can be very painful! Whether localized or more diffuse, there is a lot of pain after childbirth, as the whole
What is a Caesarian section ? After abdominal surgery (C-section, appendectomy…), the surgeon cut through different layer of muscles, fascia and organ. Thanks to the scaring process, these layers will close completely. Unfortunately, it also create new link between these layers called adhesions. How can C-section be a problem