Pelvic tilt does not usually recover on its own. Pelvic tilt is mostly seen in postpartum women, and once it occurs, it often does not recover on its own, and if left untreated, it may cause some damage to the body. It can first disrupt the curves of a woman’s body, affect the pelvic organs, and affect local blood flow, which can lead to chronic strain over time. Pelvic tilt often needs to be corrected with exercise therapy or surgery, and needs to be combined with a pelvic correction belt to tighten the pelvis well. However, if the pelvic tilt is more severe, surgery is often needed to correct it. Pelvic tilt is recommended to go to the hospital in time and cooperate with the doctor for rehabilitation exercises and treatment.