Pain behind the belly button, or periumbilical pain, can be caused by many different conditions, including gastroenteritis, appendicitis, or pancreatitis. Certain digestive conditions, such as ...

Belly button pain might stem from acute (short-lived) issues like constipation or due to serious conditions such as appendicitis. Chronic conditions like Crohn's disease, which affects the intestines, ...

This anxiety may create specific symptoms when exposed to a belly button. Trying to avoid places where belly buttons may be exposed can cause distress and can interfere with major aspects of daily ...

Bloating: this can be a side effect of certain food or drinks (such as carbonated beverages) Constipation: can cause a stomachache as well as a bloated, hard stomach Overeating: eating too much at ...

This should prevent any infections. After the cord falls off, continue sponge baths for a few more days. Help the belly button area dry up. Then, tub baths will be fine. Keep the belly button dry to ...

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