Umbilical hernia and pregnancy

2024-04-28 10:30:50
I missed my period and found out 6week6D pregnancy but at the same time was diagnosed with umbilical hernia which I was unaware of. I do have a bulging out belly button after my first c section delivery in 2015 but I didn't have any idea what it is called as there is no pain or other symptoms. Now my concern is whether there are any complications if I go ahead with the pregnancy?? How serious is the umbilical hernia if left untreated? Attached report for reference
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Answered2024-04-29 10:19:03

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You can continue this pregnancy. If you have excess pain in the abdomen or vomiting, consult your doctor.

Answered2024-04-28 11:35:14

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Umbilical hernia is never a serious problem. You can wait for the repair of hernia for a few months. In that case the hernia can be repaired at the time of your Caesarean.

Answered2024-04-28 11:13:01

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Answered2024-04-28 10:39:14

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Umbilical hernia needs surgical repair Treatment will depend upon it size This can worsen  in pregnancy with increase in gestational age and intraabdominal pressure

Answered2024-04-28 11:11:05

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Complications may happen if bowel loop gets stuck  in the opening. Otherwise  no problem  in pregnancy..

Answered2024-04-28 10:54:49

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