Hernia umbilical

Hola! Tengo un bebito de mes y medio. El ombligo le cicatrizó bellísimo hasta que hace una semana se le empezó a botar y se le puso moradito. Investigando en internet veo que es una hernia umbilical y que es muy normal en esta edad. Que solitas cierran. Eso pasa por qué las paredes abdominales aún no están cerradas y por ahí literalmente se les asoman los intestinos. Obviamente también lo consulté con mi pediatra y me dice lo mismo, que es normal en esa edad y que no me.preocupe que lo mantendremos en vigilancia y que no manipule la zona.Pero yo recuerdo que a mi sobrina se le complicó una hernia umbilical de bebita y al final la tuvieron que operar de eso. Alguna tiene experiencia con las hernias de ombligo? Si se quitan? Ustedes creen que debería buscar una segunda opinión? Me da miedo confiarme y que por no actuar a tiempo después tenga que ir a cirugía.

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Don’t worry it will pass after couple months

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Si se quitan solas, creo mi bebé tenía 7 meses cuando se le quitó bien. parece que los pediatras esperan a los 2 años para operar si no se les quita

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Opino lo mismo que Les, en dado caso tu pediatra te dirá cómo lo van a manejar en este lapso

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🙌 muchas gracias

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Mi bebe tiene 3 meses, y ya esta comenzando a quitarse la hernia,

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Hola can mi bebe paso exactamente lo mismo el tiene 2 meses pero Lo faje y Le ponia alcohol con un algodon 3 veces al dia y en 5 dias se curo ya tiene el honbligo sanito y bien bonito

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Mi bebe de 1 año 6 meses nació así desde el día 1 a tenido la hernia, yo compré unos fajeros de bebés ella se los dejaba poner pero nunca se me quito y es normal no les afecta en nada después de los 3 años los operan, mi hijo mayor de 12 años lo operaron igual a lo3 años, ahora la tecnología es diferente la cirugía ni se nota y es muy rápido como 15 minutos,

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Hola mi bebé estaba así, consulte con varios pediatras y unos me decían no lo fajes y otros que si la cosa es que al final la llevamos con un cirujano pediatra el te va a decir si es una hernia o si se le va a quitar solito, al final nos aconsejo fajarla pero meterle una canica para q su ombligo se metiera entonces nosotros compramos en mercado libre una faja para hernia y a los 15 días ya se le había metido su ombligo, la vdd te recomiendo que visites a un cirujano pediatra porq a nosotros nos explico que se pueden complicar y podria terminar en una cirugía de emergencia

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wow mil gracias Lesly

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