María Amores, wife of Ion Aramendi, suffers from diastasis

María Amores, wife of Ion Aramendi, announces that she will go through the operating room after the sequels suffered in her last birth. On July 29, the couple welcomed their daughter Marieta, the girl who made them a large family, but the little girl’s arrival in the world was not easy. The presenter of ‘Survivors’ announced the birth of Marieta, one of the 500 original and unusual girl names, through social networks and He advanced that it had been a complicated cesarean section and that his wife had had to go through resuscitation. Hours later, the journalist, more recovered, explained what had happened.

“Marieta tried to get out until they realized that she was very big and that didn’t look good. An instrumental delivery was attempted, but neither. Finally, a cesarean section was decided and things got very, very complicated. Now it doesn’t matter, after two days in resuscitation without eating or drinking, with a thousand lines, transfusions, oxygen, a balloon in the uterus, compression stockings and enmorphed alive, we are together, she heals like an apple with her more than 4 kilos and I am totally in love. hospital we send you a #generouser advice: if you are a dwarf chihuahua do not cross a large Basque mastiff or you will have puppies beyond your body possibilities! Thank you very much for all the interest and love we have received, “said Ion’s wife Aramendi with his usual sense of humor.

Now, happy with her large family, María Amores has shared on her social networks how she has recovered from her third birth and has revealed one of the sequels he suffers: an abdominal diastasis. In addition to the care of the cesarean sections or the postpartum diet, diastasis is a problem that some women often face after pregnancy. This is produced by the separation of the rectus muscles of the abdomen and can cause sagging and abdominal flaccidity; greater volume in the central area of ​​the abdomen including pelvic floor dysfunctions.

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“It looks like I’m still pregnant… It won’t go away. I’m not 25 years old, I’m 45″ said the wife of Ion Aramendi and He added that he will undergo surgery to solve it. “I prefer to have surgery in a year or so,” he commented on his Instagram Stories. In addition, she has wanted to encourage women to work the abdomen and pelvic floor with hypopressives to strengthen it.