Jacobson keeps in mind that umbilical hernias occur in 10% to 20% of infants and do not normally create problems for the baby. Red, tender skin in the location bordering the umbilical stump. While unusual, infections of the umbilical stump are serious, so it is essential to keep a close watch on the area when the stump is still existing. Likewise, as appealing as it may be, resist the urge to touch or pluck the umbilical stump (even if it's hanging by a thread!). Allowing it run out as well as fall off on it's own is best. Today is 2weeks since my grand son's been birthed. His umbilical cord hasn't come off yet, and also the last couple days it has been detecting a little blood, there's no smell or discharge.
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