Why getting wet navel adult

The most common cause of "wet umbilicus" is the disease omphalitis, in which a person feels healthy, noting that only a small allocation in the form of serous or purulent-serous fluid, drying crust on the body around the navel. The reasons for this be a fungal or bacterial infection, associated with structural features of the navel. For example, when narrow and vtyanuta channel, the separation of the products of the sebaceous glands and dead skin cells difficult, with inadequate personal hygiene may lead to infection. When omphalitis is an outpatient treatment, which consists in the treatment of problem areas cauterizing and antiseptic agents, use of antimicrobial or antifungal ointments.

Less common flegmonas and necrotizing omphalitis. In this form of the disease the skin around it becomes inflamed, redness, indurations, pain, purulent discharge, increased body temperature. Treatment is comprehensive. Treated the affected area with antiseptics, bandages are made with antibacterial and wound-healing ointments, intramuscularly injected antibiotics, appointed physiotherapy. In some cases, the intervention of the surgeon for opening abscesses.

Necrotic (gangrenous) omphalitis is very rare, it is a complication of phlegmonous form. In this disease the infection enters the abdominal cavity, necrosis and detachment of dead tissue. Dangerous this kind of development of umbilical sepsis, osteomyelitis, peritonitis. With necrotic omphalitis injections of gamma globulin, a blood transfusion, vitamin therapy.

Another reason for the "wet belly button" could be a fistula. This pathology is most often congenital and is characterized by nezaradene yolk-intestinal or urinary duct. When nezaradene urinary duct occurs vesico-umbilical fistula, through which urine oozes, If nessarose yolk, occurs intestinal-umbilical fistula with discharge from the intestines. In the presence of inflammation the discharge becomes purulent.

Another reason for the "wet belly button" could be a fistula. This pathology is most often congenital and is characterized by nezaradene yolk-intestinal or urinary duct. When nezaradene urinary duct occurs vesico-umbilical fistula, through which urine oozes, If nessarose yolk, occurs intestinal-umbilical fistula with discharge from the intestines. In the presence of inflammation the discharge becomes purulent.