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Q: Blood In Belly Button

asked by: ecd196 on March 28th, 2006

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A few weeks ago I noticed that my belly button had dried blood inside of it. It tends to be itcy and it's uncomfortable. I've been cleaning it daily with soap and water and occasionally peroxide, it is exactly the same. What is this and should I be worried?

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Kel67

replied on April 2nd, 2006

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Do you have your belly button pierced? If so you need to go to the doctor, that just happened to my friend and she went to the doctor and it was some type of infection, they put her on medicine and stuff

SammyDee

replied on January 20th, 2009

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it could be a umbilical hurnia
you should go get it checked out

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