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Umbilical Hernia or Umbilical Granuloma

2026-04-14 12:15:52
Hi, Somthing from inside of 2 months old baby's belly button started protruding. It was initially little pink but now has turned brown. Attached the photo with this post. Is it Umbilical Hernia or Umbilical Granuloma?
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It’s an umbilical hernia …which usually resolves by 8-10 months of age ,when the baby usually starts crawling

Answered2026-04-16 16:03:27

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Need proper examination and ultrasound abdomen. But for online consultation, video of the child abdomen while crying will be helpful.

Answered2026-04-15 17:42:36

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Hi If the swelling size increases during crying then it is most probably hernia If the swelling is of same size most probably granuloma Granuloma is reddish polyp like does not increase in size By the picture It looks like umbilical hernia It is physiological and it will be of no issues
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Most umblical hernias resolves within 2years
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Kindly consult a paediatrician to get opinion

Answered2026-04-15 05:39:42

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Looks like umbilical hernia....needs physical examination though...its quite normal ....mostly will resolve before 2 years of age....might require a usg for confirmation..

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Looks like hernia But get physical consultation

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Looks umbilical hernia But no need to do anything It will resolve automatically before 8 months

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Granuloma

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Usg abdomen

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Need to check physically When you touch and press over if you feel like any water bubbling then this could be Umbilical hernia Just check it

Answered2026-04-14 13:40:46

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Need physical consultation and USG abdomen

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