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Baby belly button swelled up

2021-06-22 13:19:49
Hi My one and half month baby has recently has belly button swelled up. It protrudes more when he cries or archs his back. Is it normal? What should we do?
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Yes.It is normal.
Next Steps
Just keep a watch that it should go back to normal when baby is calm.
Health Tips
Consult the doctor immediately if the swelling doesnot subside.

Answered2021-06-22 13:36:34

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Thank you for your query You have not mentioned your baby’s weight Also a picture would have been helpful Your baby probably has an umbilical hernia Umbilical hernias usually do not cause any health problem. Most of the time it will go away by 1 year of age. Please consult your Pediatrician if you still have any concerns

Answered2021-06-22 13:24:40

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