In Control group, conventional method to reduce diastasis recti will be provided.

Commonly used exercises in the treatment of DRA including abdominal hollowing, curl-ups, sit-ups, pelvic bridging, SLR will be performed by the patients.

The conventional exercise program will be given 3days/week for 6 weeks and will include 2 sets of 5 reps of each exercise.

In experimental group A, Kinesiotape along with core strengthening exercises will be provided.

The core strengthening exercise program will be given 45 minutes of session 3days/week for 6 weeks. Each exercise will have 5-10 repetitions with a period of rest in between to avoid fatigue and muscle spasm.

In experimental group B, SEMG biofeedback assisted core strengthening exercises with kinesiotaping will be provided.

Surface EMG activity will be recorded from the left and right abdominal muscles while the exercises will be performed in different positions.

Surface EMG activity will be recorded from the left and right abdominal muscles while the exercises will be performed in different positions. Electrical signals in the muscle are measured and displayed on the screen and are amplified into sounds that the patient can hear. This feedback increases patient effort and participation and provides the data and documentation required to measure patient outcomes and quantify progress. Electrical activity from Rectus Abdominis muscle, External Oblique muscle and Transversus Abdominis muscle will be recorded with their specific exercises. SEMG Biofeedback protocol of a series of ten second contractions, each contraction preceded by a ten second rest period will be followed. Starting with shorter work/rest periods as needed to build-up to these intervals are acceptable; for example, starting with 3-second contractions and 6-second rest periods, and then gradually increasing the duration of each.

We will measure the inter rectus distance by mechanical dial vernier caliper. It normally ranges between1 to 2cm at rest. Measurement of more than 2cm will confirm presence of diastasis rectus abdominis. IRD will be measured by instructing the patient to lie in hook line position, arms down by the side, with one pillow placed beneath the head. The examiner will palpate the medial and lateral borders of the right and left rectus abdominis muscle bellies at the marked locations of 2 cm above, below and at umbilicus levels.

The abdominal strength will be assessed by Mc Gill torso muscular endurance battery test. it consists of three endurance tests: trunk flexor, trunk lateral and trunk extensor endurance test. if holding time of these tests is more than 120 sec, core stability is interpreted as excellent.