Scientists have discovered a hidden fibrous sheath beneath the belly button that explains why navels stay concave for life.
There were no hand cymbals or sequined harem pants, and no Middle Eastern music was playing in the background. And yet the rhythmic, wavy movements of an Iraqi woman's abdominal wall muscles resembled ...
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Umbilical Granuloma: When Your Baby’s Belly Button Needs a Little Extra TLC
An umbilical cord granuloma looks like a small, round bump in the middle of the navel after the cord stump has fallen off, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP). The tissue is often ...
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Is your belly button piercing red and swollen? How to tell if its an infection or normal irritation
An infected belly button piercing will be swollen and may even cause a fever — here's how to care for your new piercing to avoid infection.
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