What causes belly button bleeding and how to treat it

If there is bleeding in the belly button, it is usually because there is an inflamed needle-like wound in the belly button. The skin may have been damaged before and was not treated properly, causing the wound to become inflamed, resulting in bleeding. If the navel is inflamed, it can usually be treated simply with hydrogen peroxide.

Although belly button inflammation is a minor problem, it still causes trouble because inflammation will cause itching, and the more itchy it is, the more you want to scratch it, especially when you are asleep, which unconsciously makes the inflammation worse. In addition to itching, pus is also discharged, which stains clothes. The more serious problem is that it produces an unacceptable odor.

When encountering inflammation, many people do not have timely and effective measures. They just rinse it with clean water, do not touch it, and wait for it to heal slowly. There are also methods such as iodine, mercurochrome, eye drops, etc. to reduce inflammation, and there are also folk remedies such as Chinese herbal medicine for filling. Some of these methods are effective, while others have side effects. In particular, the use of herbal fillings with unknown pharmacology can cause infection and aggravate the symptoms of inflammation. Many people encounter such troubles, and some people often have similar troubles due to their living and working environment.

Find a comfortable recliner or sofa, then lie on your back, prepare paper towels (to prevent overflow onto fabrics or other metal furniture and components), then unscrew the bottle cap, remove the cork, and carefully drip into the affected area of ​​the navel until it just stops overflowing. At this time, you will see a lot of small bubbles coming out. Don't worry, this is the release of oxygen, and of course it is also a manifestation of sterilization. You can gently knead the area around the navel to encourage it to penetrate all parts inside. Excess liquid can be wiped off promptly with a tissue. 2-3 times a day, using the same method each time.

Prepare medical hydrogen peroxide and paper towels, then find a recliner or sofa and lie on your back.

Pour the medicine into your belly button carefully, making sure not to let too much spill.

Gently massage the area around your belly button until the bubbles stop forming.