Why does my child have pain around his belly button?

Children are the treasures of their parents. As they grow up, parents are very concerned about any abnormalities in their children, fearing that they may suffer from some serious illness. In daily life, many children experience belly button pain. Because they have no experience in this area, parents are very worried and afraid that it will cause greater harm. So, what is the cause of pain around the child’s belly button? Let’s take a closer look below.

Possible causes of pain around the belly button may be stomach cramps:

1. Press the abdomen around the navel. The pain is not obvious, only occasional pressure pain at the lower part of the navel.

2. No vomiting or diarrhea, and no fever before the pain;

3. The upper part of the navel and other parts of the abdomen are soft when pressed, with no tender points or lumps;

4. The pain comes in waves, not continuously, and the pain is not particularly strong;

5. Be in good mental state.

The above is an introduction to what causes pain around a child’s belly button. I hope it will be helpful to parents. There are many factors that cause pain around a child's belly button. If the child does not have a serious illness and meets the above symptoms, then parents do not need to worry. It may be caused by improper diet. Timely conditioning can quickly recover.