Yes, diastasis can be dangerous in some cases. Mainly because the weakening of the abdominal muscle structure can lead to the emergence of additional complications. In addition to the fact that the supporting apparatus is weakened, stability is impaired, the pelvic floor is weakened (organs sink into the lower part of the small pelvis), pelvic and spine pains appear, digestion problems (intestinal peristalsis), urinary incontinence occurs and there is a risk of abdominal hernia (umbilical cord). Serious conditions require professional physiotherapy and sometimes surgery.\r