Abdominal scars don’t only affect the surface of the body.
They can create deeper restrictions that influence how tissues move, how organs function, and how the body adapts over time.
In Part II, we explore how scar tissue and adhesions can impact the musculoskeletal, visceral, and nervous systems—and why these changes are often felt far beyond the original site.
Abdominal scars are often thought of as cosmetic, yet they can influence how fascia and surrounding tissues move throughout the body. In this article, we explore how abdominal scar restrictions may contribute to digestive, orthopedic, and pelvic floor dysfunction in women.
Gut health, inflammation, and connective tissue are deeply interconnected. Learn how
microbiome changes and fascial restriction may influence pelvic floor dysfunction and
chronic pelvic pain.