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Fluid from my belly button

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nicknicknick
nicknicknick

I've had this over several years and been seen by several doctors and had x-rays and CT scans but no one has the answer.

im 27 and this has been happening for 3 years.

im very uncomfortable and always bloated with irregular stools.

anyone got any ideas? 

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  • louise91796
    louise91796 nicknicknick

    Posted

    Sounds like you've got candidiosa, try looking it up on the internet, you might find your answer
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  • alex39110
    alex39110 nicknicknick

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    Oh, that looks like blood. I have had and have that im glad im not alone what i do is i tape napkins to my belly butten lol but it helps

                    Alex

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  • nicknicknick
    nicknicknick

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    Yeah it is a fluid and not a rash. It looks like blood and doesn't smell too nice. 

    Ive been to see several doctors and specialists and I'm still none the wiser. I really don't have much confidence in our health system (Ireland).  Every doctor I seen said I was the first person they've seen with this ( not what I wanted to hear).

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  • nicknicknick
    nicknicknick

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    Any ideas guys?
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  • lilian05079
    lilian05079 nicknicknick

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    Urrrr!! I think you have got a real bad fungal infection in your bb you need some antibiotic cream to rub in or tabs....im surprised the GP didnt give you any. Perhaps the fungus has got inside you.

     

    Buy some Canesten anti fungal cream from the chemist and try it. I had a fungal infection there once and canesten got rid of it. Hope this helps

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    • nicknicknick
      nicknicknick lilian05079

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      Thank you Lilian. Ive got constant cramps and tenderness too. I've been in and out of the doctor surgery and hospital with not one of them giving me an anti fungal. I do have canesten cream already so I might give it a go. I'm also trying to get to see the specialist again. Any time I go there I get a member of "the team",who are on placement in that dept. I've never actually met the specialist. 
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  • lilian05079
    lilian05079 nicknicknick

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    Hi Nickk

    Before you apply the canesten thoroughy dry your bb and surrounding area first use tissue if the towel is too rough.

    If it is a fungal infection and it clears up when using the canesten you must make absolutely sure after a shower or bath that you thoroughly dry your bb because fungus love warm moist areas where they will thrive. Hope you resolve the problem soon.

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  • lilian05079
    lilian05079 nicknicknick

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    Hi Nick,

    I forgot to mention to apply canesten once in the morning after shower or bath and once in the evening before bed after shower or bath thoroughly drying your bb. Do this for about a week.

    Regards

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  • louise91796
    louise91796 nicknicknick

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    Tee tree cream is also a good anti fungal and is a natural cream
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