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There are two ways to know if there is a significant belly button hernia. That is to have your surgeon feel the area and to have a CT scan.
A hernia through the Naval is an easy diagnosis. A visible protrusion exists. The physical examination will reveal the defect in the abdominal wall. If the contents can be pushed back into the abdominal cavity, it is not a problem.
Umbilical Hernia Strangulation would be accompanied by severe pain. If the hernia cannot be pushed back in go to the ER.
Thank you for the question, but nothing will replace direct physical examination when it comes to providing you with an accurate diagnosis. In other words, have your son's pediatrician examine his abdominal wall; only this examination will provide you with an accurate diagnosis and/or meaningful reassurance. Best wishes.
A ruptured, or perforated umbilical hernia would be accompanied by abdominal pain, fever (after a while) and would likely progress to a critical illness if untreated. He should see him physician for an examination.
At the expense of a shorten scar/incision the surgeon chose this method in hopes of a good result. I believe that hope will be a failure. Plus seeing the ;lateral "dog ear" residual. Sorry.
After two pregnancies, your muscles are not torn but the connective tissues have spread and weakened. This is called a diastasis rectus. It is repaired during the abdominoplasty and will minimize the protrusion. Caesarean sections contribute to this problem. The best way...
The short answer is it varies a lot depending on multiple factors. I often use paper tape (Steri-strips) for incisions and put it on in the operating room. But each surgeon has his or her own routine. So you should check with your surgeon and follow his or her recommendations. Good luck with...
