Abdominal problem

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Abdominal problem

Asked for Female, 26 Years

Middle part of abdomen just above navel looks swelled or elevated relatively its surroundings. It's been since a long time about 6-7 years. There is no pain on pressing that part. It is of some round shape like a ball size. What is it and what shud I do??

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Dr. Amarpreet Singh Riar

General Practitioner 9 yrs exp Delhi

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Seems like a Herniation. Kindly.contact general surgeon for the same

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Dr. Arunabha Das General Physician 7 yrs exp Darjeeling · Accepted Answer

Dr. Arunabha Das

General Physician 7 yrs exp Darjeeling

This may be due to any fat mass or gastric tumour. If it is gastric tumour than it is characterised by painless mass, frequent dysphagia, anaemia and very often indigestion. So consult any oncologist or gastroenterologist very urgently. A stitch in time saves nine.