Question
Why might a two-month-old baby have a puffy navel, and what are the treatment methods?
Answer
Based on the question, a puffy navel in a two-month-old baby could be due to abdominal contents protruding through a weak area of the navel wall, forming an umbilical hernia. It is recommended for parents to bring the baby to a pediatrician or surgeon for examination to confirm the diagnosis. If an umbilical hernia is confirmed, conservative treatment methods such as using an abdominal belt to compress the navel can be initially considered to reduce abdominal pressure. If conservative treatment is not effective, surgical treatment may need to be considered.