How does an umbilical hernia develop in newborn babies?

Umbilical hernias happen when the abdominal muscle doesn't completely fuse around the umbilicus at the time of delivery. Though umbilical hernias can extend up to 5 centimeters in diameter (about 2 inches), docs usually won't perform surgery on them because as Baby grows, the hole does not -- meaning that the intestines are less likely to sneak out of the hole. (The intestines -- not all, just some -- are actually what are in an extreme outie belly button.) If a child still has this by age five, then docs may stitch the bowel tissue in place, using general anesthesia.

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