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Understanding Apron Belly: What Causes It and What You Can Do About It

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For many people, weight changes, pregnancy, aging, or genetics can lead to changes in the shape and structure of the abdomen. One concern that is commonly discussed — but often misunderstood — is the “apron belly.” An apron belly, medically referred to as a pannus or panniculus, occurs when excess skin and fatty tissue hang…

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