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Ab Workout?

so its been 4 months since my surgery and ive been scared to do crunches or any ab workouts.so I finally started to do an ab workout and after I was finished my stomach felt kinda weird....not a sore workout feeling it was something else weird.it didnt hurt just really weird.Has anyone else have this happend to them?

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I started ab exercises to early (2 weeks), after the pain of that I ask the doctor and was told to wait until 6-8 weeks. Once I started back at 8 weeks it did feel odd for a little bit. It was like I could feel it in my port area. But as soon as I tighted those muscles in that area a little bit I don't feel it anymore. Actually once I tighted that area I don't feel any pain in the port area anymore.

I got told not to do the traditional lift head sit up as it can irritate were the port is. But there are other un tradutional ways to work out your abs

6-8 weeks is when I restarted Pilates.

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