I recently came across information suggesting a tummy tuck could help alleviate chronic lower back pain. Is there any truth to this? I'm a 40-year-old mother of four, with four fused lumbar and a posterior incision. Despite my pregnancies and substantial back pain, I still experience significant back pain. I am ready for some relief. While I know tummy tucks are generally considered cosmetic procedures, is there a possibility they might be covered if deemed medically necessary?
While repairing the diastasis may not be considered medically necessary, it can benefit you by strengthening your core muscles. Addressing the diastasis will improve the strength and tone of all your core muscles. It's important to avoid putting excessive stress on your lower back, and sometimes the incision can be placed slightly higher to relieve tension during closure.
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