@drsermedmezher: What’s That Sticking Out? Doctor Explains. Sources- shantaemari33 on TT PMID 40623164 An umbilical hernia is a common finding in young children, caused by a small opening in the abdominal wall where the umbilical cord once passed through. In most cases, it’s completely harmless and doesn’t cause pain. The reassuring part is that the majority of umbilical hernias close on their own as the child grows—often by around age five—thanks to the natural strengthening of the abdominal muscles. However, not all hernias resolve spontaneously. If the opening remains large, persists beyond early childhood, or begins causing discomfort or complications, a simple surgical repair may be recommended. This procedure is usually straightforward and has excellent outcomes. So while most umbilical hernias need nothing more than time and monitoring, some children do benefit from timely intervention. #hernia #children #babies

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umbilical hernia

Sarah • Homeschool Mama • ☀️🌳 :

My 9 month old has this, his pediatrician says it should close on its own by the time he’s 3 🤞🏻

Flandre Scarlet💝 :

i hate my mind💔

PRETTY MINDSETS :

My sons looks like this

wasabikirby :

Starfire ahh thang

Rori 🐾 ✨️ :

she laughs like gorge 😭😻

thirteen :

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brownteff :

Is it advisable to still get surgery if asymptomatic and I’ve had it since I was a child, 34 years ago

Shaz 🥰🥰 :

my son has this too

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Romy Vondenhoff-Snij :

I hare my brain

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Aimez :

Eh

Tèmídayọ̀ 🥰 :

I had this too, but it resolved on its own

Napp'e :

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That looks so weird

Islam :

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