Currently, the issue of diastasis recti is increasingly being addressed in Russian and international literature. Diastasis recti is most common in women of childbearing age and leads to a reduced quality of life, impaired aesthetic function, and is a factor in the development of linea alba hernias. Isolated diastasis is not an indication for surgical treatment, therefore, the relevance of research into non-surgical treatments is increasing. The study of non-surgical treatment for diastasis as a method for preventing the development of linea alba hernias is a priority in the development of herniology over the next twenty-five years. This review presents non-surgical treatment options and a new approach to the problem of conservative management of patients with diastasis recti.
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