Patient's question:
Seven years after a cesarean section, my lower abdomen has always been relatively protruding. Is it impossible to lose weight? My buttocks are also large, and my thighs are thick. In short, I'm fat. My friend said that it's very difficult to lose the protruding lower abdomen, and it's stubborn fat. I didn't use a binder back then.Treatment history and effectiveness: I love to eat and don't specifically diet. What kind of help do you need: Is the protruding lower abdomen really very difficult to lose, and is it stubborn fat. Is liposuction a viable option?
Doctor's answer:
It is recommended to control your diet and lose weight through exercise, such as practicing yoga, doing sit-ups to slim the abdomen, using a treadmill, cycling to tone the legs, and doing sit-ups to slim the upper body. Learning to use a hula hoop can help slim the waist. Oral medications should not be the primary method. When dieting, patience and perseverance are key—stick with it, and you will succeed! In addition to regular medical treatment for a cesarean section, patients also need to pay attention to nursing care, such as maintaining a light diet and staying active. At the same time, patients should also be mindful of choosing a reputable hospital for treatment to ensure a good therapeutic outcome.