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This is an umbilical hernia.
It is quite common in children.
What is an umbilical hernia?
Umbilical hernia means a hernia in the umbilicus area (the area called the navel). It is a weakness in that area that is causing the protrusion of internal organs like the intestines.
Are umbilical hernias dangerous?
Umbilical hernias are mostly painless, harmless, not dangerous and can be left alone as long as it doesn’t bother the child. However if it gets too big, becomes painful, looks unsightly, affects the child’s self esteem or opens up the child to bullying, then the hernia needs treatment.
How do umbilical hernias happen?
The umbilical hernia develops from remnant area where the umbilical cord used to be - the cord that connected the unborn baby to the mother in the womb. The cord gets cut after birth and sometimes the area becomes weak and a hernia develops.
What is the treatment for umbilical hernia?
The only permanent treatment to an umbilical hernia is an operation/surgery. Pls take the child to see a pediatric surgeon to discuss this. You can go to any reputable licensed public/private hospital to arrange an appointment to see a surgeon.
Can an umbilical hernia be dangerous?
However there is one particular emergency I should warn about: If the hernia suddenly becomes very painful, very hard, the child vomits, or the child is in severe distress, pls go straight to the emergency department in hospital, that is a “strangulated hernia” it is a life threatening emergency.
I hope this short post has taught you something. Please help share and repost to educate someone else as well.
PLEASE I TAKE GOD BEG YOU GUYS, REPOST UNTIL IT GETS TO PEOPLE THAT KNOWS THIS LITTLE IGBO BOY WHO WAS KIDNAPPED 2 YEARS AGO BY FỤLANI TERRORISTS. HIS STORIES IS BELOW IN WRITING:👇
A heartbreaking encounter along the Kwoi–Abuja road in Kaduna State has once again exposed the devastating human toll of insecurity in Nigeria.
The young boy had boarded a vehicle with other passengers heading toward Kenyi, a quiet town along the route. At first glance, he looked like any other child traveling home. But as his story unfolded, it left everyone around him shaken to the core.
Through trembling words, he explained that two years ago, he was kidnapped alongside his father and siblings. What should have been an ordinary day turned into a nightmare. In captivity, tragedy struck: his father and elder brother were killed by their abductors.
After enduring two years in the hands of kidnappers, the boy was released on Saturday,not because the ordeal had ended, but because he was sent home with a message. His captors ordered him to return to his mother and find a way to raise money for the release of his sister, who remains in captivity.
Looking into his eyes, one could see a depth of pain no child should ever carry. His voice held the weight of trauma, loss, and fear emotions far beyond his years. It was a stark reminder that behind the statistics and headlines are real families, real children, and real suffering.
No child deserves to grow up in fear. No family should have to bury loved ones or negotiate for the freedom of their children.
While many sit in the comfort of their homes believing all is well, countless families across the country are living through unimaginable pain, uncertainty, and grief. The crisis of insecurity is not just a news headline—it is a daily reality for many Nigerians.
Our thoughts and prayers are with young Ogbu Anthony Ifeanyi and his family, as they continue to endure this heartbreaking ordeal. May hope, justice, and peace find their way back into their lives.
Nigeria must rise above this menace. The lives of its children depend on it.
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My sister is conscious now and grateful.
She's thanking you all.🥹♥️
Thank you everyone that helped to make the financial aspect of this journey a success. We pray that God will bless you all abundantly and He will finish what he has started in Cynthia's life to the very end. Thank you!
The man in the above picture has been missing since 4/2/26.
His name is Mr. Ajose Olaitan Williams. He was said to leave the house and has not returned till this moment.
Location: cemetery street, first junction, Ijoko road, Sango Otta.
If found, kindly contact any of these numbers. 08143078064, 08063133850, 08027612388, 08076033961.
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