Most ab exercises you did before pregnancy like crunches and oblique crunches (your obliques are the muscles located to the sides of your rectus abdominus; also known as love handles) focus on our external ab muscles (the ones directly below your skin).b Exercises to Do During Pregnancy. Until you reach your 2nd trimester, there's no need to stop doing crunches. In your second trimester onwards, you need to modify these exercises. I'm not going to re-invent the wheel here.
I do not have enough information to fully answer the question. It is possible, but very unusual to have pancreatic problems related to Hepatitis C. Often additional factors may affect both the liver and the pancreas.
Normally, digestive enzymes released by the pancreas are not activated to break down fats and proteins until they reach the small intestine. However, when these digestive enzymes are activated while still in the pancreas, inflammation and local damage to the pancreas occurs leading to pancreatitis. The causes of pancreatitis include: 1  Alcohol consumption. 2  Gallstones. 3  High triglyceride levels. 4  Abdominal injury or surgery. 5  Certain medications. 6  Exposure to certain chemicals. 7  Smoking. 8  Family history of pancreatitis. 9  Cystic fibrosis. 10  Pancreatic cancer.