Risen belly button

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Risen belly button

Asked for Female, 34 Years

Hi, my baby is 1 nd 1/2 month old, he got vaccinated at 28th june, since then I'm seeing his belly button has slightly risen. It's soft not hard nd no discharge is seen too. My baby reflexes a lot nd it put pressure on the belly button making it more risen nd hard. Is this normal?

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Dr. Yogita Rathi

Pediatrician 10 yrs exp Mahasamund

It can be due to umblical hernia.but consultation should be required to look for case and management .

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Dr. Ramya Srinath Pediatrician 7 yrs exp Bangalore Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Ramya Srinath

Pediatrician 7 yrs exp Bangalore

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This is usually normal and will subside from 12-18 months of age. A photo or video consult is required to make a proper assessment in case any other measures need to be taken. It is not related to vaccination. For any queries, book an online consultation with me. I am a lactation consultant, IYCF (Infant and Young Child Feeding) nutrition expert with an interest in Childhood Infections and Vaccinations. Take care!