When will the big belly after childbirth become smaller?
Abdominal enlargement, commonly referred to as a "big belly," generally means having a larger abdomen. After childbirth, the abdomen is often enlarged and usually returns to a smaller size within about six months to a year, but this requires increased physical activity. It's recommended to analyze the situation according to individual circumstances, as detailed below:
1. Around six months
If a woman engages in appropriate exercise regularly and maintains a balanced diet after childbirth, it can help reduce abdominal fat accumulation. In most cases, the abdomen may become smaller within approximately six months.
2. Around one year
If the individual already has a higher body weight, full recovery typically takes about a year. However, it's important to perform abdominal exercises and practice tightening the abdominal muscles.
If there is no physical activity after childbirth and high-calorie foods are frequently consumed, the abdomen may not shrink; instead, fat may continue to accumulate in the abdominal area, leading to ongoing abdominal enlargement.