This is a little balloon in between my abs you see in this picture, Ladies, and Gentleman. It came out lately. It is located on the thin tissue between the muscles. I suppose it got some scientific name but idk what it is. If I push it inward it goes in. It does not hurt, but it produces a nasty feeling as if a finger pushes from the inside.
My question is: WTF should I do about this? I mean there got to be some exercise routine that can help me get stronger there and stuff!!!!
share your wisdom brehs.
Josiah Mitchell
Anyone?
Kayden Ward
I am interested in general meaningful info on the subject as I dont really know much about ligaments healing and health.
Adam Ross
It's your gut spilling between your abdominal muscles. Dunno if it can be fixed without surgery.
Most likely hereditary (weak abdominal wall) but training your abdominals before a hernia occurs is a good way to prevent it.
TIP: go to doctor and they'll tell you if you need surgery etc.
Ryan Gutierrez
Might be a urachal cyst, not a hernia. Tell me if your belly button leads up to it, and if there's any pain around it
Jaxson Fisher
sauce
Parker Robinson
100% an umbilical hernia. Surgery is the only way but its easy
Dominic Wright
I am well trained in my core. This happened last week, I train for 6 years. I do a lot of abdominal exercises. Doctors will always tell me to pay and get cut... that's their only solution ... so not an option there for me.
no link with bellybutton. I suppose its a hernia after all.
shaize man... I will not go to surgery unless my guts fall out...
Ryan Thompson
sounds like you don't train your posterior chain. should have low-bar squatted
Owen Cook
Pushing those back in could be dangerous as fuck. As they could be hooked up to larger blood vessels that you could damage pushing on causing you to bleed to death internally. Go to a doctor dumb ass.
Oliver Sullivan
Looks like a hernia, but I'd still check with a doctor. Mine is very similar and in the same spot. I'd post a picture but I only just started my summer cut so it's too hard to see.
Luis Hughes
I do, 1RM 120 kg @ 80kg bw I do california front squats with 90 kg I row with 100, and do renegade rows with 36 kg per hand... I do train my posterior chain...
fuarkkkk that sounds frightening
nevermind post a pic anyways pls would be a reference... mine is also not clearly visible usually
Easton Hall
Looks like a hernia, you need surgery
At least it's not inguinal like the one I had
Matthew Johnson
>Training for six years >120kg low bar squat at 80kg somethings weird here
Matthew Ross
you dont necessarily need surgery it will subside if it isnt too bad, very bad hernias need surgery to repair the abdominal lining.
Austin James
I'm serious you can't see mine if I'm not at least like 12% bf. I'm at like 16%.
Jaxon Barnes
I'll post a picture but it's really hard to see.
Joseph Thompson
Looks like a sports hernia, not a real hernia. Just some division in your abdominal muscles.
Owen Hernandez
>when your only value is your fake tits
Joshua Rivera
you should've started your summer cut in january tbqhwyf
Lucas Davis
you just look fat from this angle, post a full profile
Matthew Rivera
It's the angle. I can only pinch like a cm of fat from my belly. Can't, I'm not home. Either way, it's still difficult to see without being lean.
Isaac Ramirez
"For a long time the water in the cisterns had been honored as the cause of the scrotal hernia that so many men in the city endured not only without embarrassment but with a certain patriotic insolence. When Juvenal Urbino was in elementary school, he could not avoid a spasm of horror at the sight of men with ruptures sitting in their doorways on hot afternoons, fanning their enormous testicle as if it were a child sleeping between their legs. It was said that the hernia whistled like a lugubrious bird on stormy nights and twisted in unbearable pain when a buzzard feather was burned nearby, but no one complained about those discomforts because a large, well-carried rupture was, more than anything else, a display of masculine honor." >Gabriel Garcia Marquez, El amor en los tiempos del colera