Why does my belly button feel uncomfortable?

Children are always curious about everything, especially some parts of the body. When communicating with their children, many parents have found that many babies like to pick their belly buttons, and it is not just their own children who have this special hobby. Adults all know that constantly picking your belly button can cause some diseases. What causes discomfort in your belly button? Here we will give you a detailed introduction to the symptoms that may be caused by picking your belly button.

1. Overview

Most people may feel uncomfortable around their belly button in their daily life. In fact, there are many reasons for the discomfort around the belly button. If there are problems with the digestive system or intestinal problems, it will cause uncomfortable symptoms around the belly button. In particular, some people will feel uncomfortable around the belly button and will fart frequently. This situation may be a manifestation of indigestion and should be taken seriously and adjusted. Eating foods that are difficult to digest may also cause digestion problems, leading to discomfort around the belly button and frequent farting.

2. Steps/Methods:

1. Discomfort around the navel may be caused by intestinal flora imbalance. This is due to the increase of gas-producing bacteria, so there will be discomfort around the navel, abdominal bloating and flatulence. If the abdomen is cold or some gas-producing foods are eaten, it will also cause abdominal bloating, and then symptoms of discomfort around the navel and flatulence will appear.

2. In addition, indigestion and intestinal dysfunction can cause discomfort around the navel, especially gurgling sounds in the stomach and the urge to fart. At this time, the patient needs conditioning and treatment. You can take intestinal regulating pills orally for conditioning, or pay attention to dietary conditioning.

3. Finally, if you have uncomfortable symptoms around your belly button and fart, it may be caused by gastrointestinal dysfunction, increased peristalsis, and rapid emptying. It may also be mild enteritis. You can take oral antibiotics and drugs to regulate gastrointestinal function. Eat a light diet and avoid raw, cold, and irritating foods.

3. Notes:

If the symptoms are more serious, it is best to go to the hospital for examination, understand the cause, and then receive targeted treatment. You should try to eat less indigestible foods or gas-producing foods. If they are not digested well, it can easily lead to various discomforts.