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Belly button pain and dark areola
I feel slight pain when my belly button is touched for like 2 months now, then the muscles around my stomach is hard. Then saw two lumps around my pubic region. Then my areola has been dark for a while but the home PT comes out negative
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CLEAN bellybutton GENTALY WITH SENETIZER or DETOL, savlon.
CONSULT A GYNACOLOGIST FOR belly button n lumps.
As pt negative
Tab zerodol sp two times a day after food for three to five days. Tab AUGMENTIN 625 two times a day after food for three to five days.ok.
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"As" per your clinical history is concerned please do a clinical examination by your local doctor and do CBC with differential and it is a viral infection only.
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Discuss with your Doctor about [Acyclovir]anti viral medications and [paracetamol] for pain.
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