Sharp Pulling Pain in Belly Button - Part 2

Everyone that has blood in there pee, hurts in your lower back were your kidneys are located. and your bellybutton hurts when you go pee more then likely you have Alport's disease it's a kidney disease that's not bad at 1st but gets wirst over time it runs in the family. Most doctors have no idea what this disease is at all but trust me it's real i have it. others symptoms: loss of hearing and seeing kidney and heart failure. hope i could help

Nothing. They don't wanna do anything. They think it's not that bad - which is really not compared to some of you and it's not life threatening either. So continue living with it. I wonder if it has something to do how the umbilical cord was cut. Anyway.
People with worst symptoms should get help
Peace

U have a uti it's caused by bacteria entering your urinary tract. It hurts really bad when u pee and your urine smells like ammonia. You can have serious problems if u don't fix it

I am a 22 year old male and I have got this ache in my belly button right now, it only hurts when i stand up, straighten my back or pee. It's like a "string" that hurts when stretched.

I had the same thing more than 5 times before and it lasts for 5 to 10 hours, or until I sleep for a bit.

Most of the times I had this problem after I ate too much food followed by some hours of sitting in a chair or couch.

I think it might be some kind of strain or sprain, like a sprain joint. But I can't be sure.

Did some digging, depending on the pain you feel, these are the 3 things that make most sense:

Appendicitis

If you have pain that starts in the belly button area and then migrates to your lower right abdomen watch out for appendicitis. The pain in the belly button area will likely be mild or vague at first. However, it will worsen progressively. The pain is likely to worsen when you exercise, walk or cough, notes Medline Plus. Sudden movement is especially likely to cause pain. Loss of appetite, fever, chills, diarrhea or vomiting are other signs of appendicitis. You need immediate medical attention for this condition.

Interstitial Cystitis

Interstitial cystitis often causes pain in the belly button area. However, your pain also may be located in your pelvis or along the insides of your thighs. Other symptoms include frequent urination and an urgent or continuous feeling that you need to urinate. This is a chronic disease that affects your bladder, prostate or urethra in any combination. Your pain or symptoms may flare with a workout or with sexual activity. Oral medications and instilling a therapeutic solution directly into your bladder are two possible treatment options. The exact cause of interstitial cystitis is unknown, but one medical theory is that the mucous layer that lines your bladder is not protecting it enough, which leads to damage from the salts in your urine, according to the University of California Dan Diego Health System.

Constipation

The root of your belly button pain may be simple constipation. This is actually one of the most common causes of belly pain. Your pain is caused by retained stools putting pressure on your intestines. Movement while exercising may increase this pressure, making the pain more noticeable. A low-fiber diet, not consuming enough fluids, waiting too long to go to the bathroom, and a lack of exercise and stress all may contribute to constipation.

Ok I have the answer. If your pain comes with a bad smell if you stick your finger in your belly button, then it's an infection behind the belly button. I had this pain for a week now and at first peak, doctor said it might be a strained muscle. After 3 more days I decided to get a CT scan which revealed a mass behind the belly button. After that I went to a surgent who cleared most of the infected area, gave me antibiotics and a cream. You need to wash the area 2 times a day with surgical soap and eventualy it will be ok.

 

Remember, this is valid only if the pain comes with a bad smell.

I have this problem to since i was around 12 , I believe it to be a bladder infection , peeing regularly an drinking water more than drinking soda helps , this infection seems to happen randomly. 

Get checked for an umbilical hernia

I'm a 16 year old guy and I've had this happen too me a few times, each time it has gone away but this time the pain disappeared and then a pain appeared on my lower left ribs down to my hip and this came out of nowhere. It seems that if I just go on normally the pain settles down until I pee,the first time 90% of the pain comes back and each time less pain comes back until it no longer hurts and I eventually forget about it. I think just an extreme abnormality in my average daily or weekly rountine may cause this but I have no idea.

I'm 11 and I've had this problem for about 3-4 years.
A lot of people have said that they get this every month but I haven't had this pain for almost a year and it just came back.
It hurts SOOOOOOO bad worst pain I've felt in my entire life.
Someone else on the Part 1 forum said that it took about 4 hours to go away, so I'm trying that out.
And urinating feels like kicking-and-screaming pain. I don't know what to do!
But I'm glad to know I'm not alone.

I've had this pain since I was about 15 and I'm 26 now. Curious to know if any of you hold your stomach in throughout the day. I instinctively  hold in my gut. I guess I started a long time ago but I wonder if that is stressing something. Today I felt a bit full and thought I would have an episode so I start letting my stomach hang loose and out. Since then the feeling has gone away. Granted, I didn't pull it this time. I just feel a slight tingly feeling sometimes that lets me know I better be cautious because I could pull it. Other times it happens with no warning. 

I have a very similar pain to the one being described here. It's been occurring occasionally for years - every once and I while I get this sharp pain rigt behind/below my bellybutton. It's lasts anywhere from a few hours to a few days on and off. Sometimes unbearable when I actually pee, just a quick sharp pain. I asked my GYN about this issue and she actually told me about a harmless "condition" some people have - and it's literally a "string" attached to your belly button that is connected to your bladder. After birth, infants lose their bellybutton cords. Alll of the fibers that feed you/ rid your little body of waste while in the womb are supposed to disappear. Apparently, sometimes they do not - and as they are free floating in your body they attach themselves to the bladder. And this can cause tugging and pain if you do not relieve your bladder when full. I'm not even sure if this is a real diagnosis, she didn't seem the least bit concerned. But it's so painful and unnerving when the pain comes that I'm just surprised there's not more doctor awareness or treatment for those of us who suffer from it.

A Doctor eventually would have gotten this.. i think.  so he would probably find some motivation to figure out what it is and how to diagnose it..   We are in the 21st century and i cant believe there's no fix for this..  i just hope its not something serious.  

 

 

Maybe we should figure out things we have in common.   i  read a post that said,  "  Do you have pets?  Do they shread hair?  You might have hairs stuck in your belly button from your pet so pull them out..   "  I answered yes to all of those...  maybe my dogs hair eventually found a way to burrow into my belly button? causing the pain?  idk... but doctors are lazy as F

I think it's a 'stretched bladder'. If I fall asleep before going to the toilet and wake up absolute desperate the next day, I can almost guarantee it will be a 'string-pain' day.

I've had this for as long as I can remember. I get at least 2 attacks of it a year of varying degree of pain. Last year I only had two very mild attacks of it and each time I didn't really need to pee that desperatly so I just took 2 strong pain killers and left it an hour and it never came back that day and I could pee safely.

One of the moments last year was I was laying in bed. I rolled over, rolling the top half of my body slightly quicker than the bottom half and felt a slight twinge, so I quickly and delicately rolled back back on to my back. I didn't need to pee much so I took two strong painkillers and then it gave me no grief after that. And the second time was after I'd been doing alot of manual labour, and then I could start feel a heavy sensation in my side and numbness in my belly and everytime I brethed in and my stomach pushed out I could feel a mild pain. Luckily again I didn't need the toilet much so I took two strong pain lkillers.

To me, it only happens after I've been in the sitting up straight position, fetal position for long periodsmof time, or just doing alot of exercise involving abdominal movement.
So now I've learn't to moderate my positions Get up and move around if I've been hunched up in one position, drink plenty, go the toilet as often as I can and I tend to sleep on my front or back now, rather than in the fetal position..and carry pain killers with me. Strong Ibroprofen