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Umbilical cord bleeding
A part of my son's umbilical cord came off in 3 days but it was still attached to his belly button which was checked by his pediatrician who said that it was fine. Remaining part of it dried and came off without any issue and only a slight bit was left. I saw some bleeding in his belly button today and also a layer of dried blood on his belly button. He is 18 days old. What can be done in this case. We have kept the area completely dry since his birth.
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Confirm at your delivery place that vitK inj.to baby is given or not . If received then nothing to worry. Keep dry and clean.
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May just clean with spirit swab
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Please don’t apply any thing Let it dry Just clean with sprit twice daily if it is soiled or red/ discharge is there If fever /refusal to feed is there get the child evaluated again
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Kept it dry n clean, careful while changing clothes, it area looks wet ,can apply T-bact oint
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