Can a person be born without a belly button?
410826
no its impossible because your belly button is a mark left after the umblical cord is cut,the umblical cord facilitates the movement of food molecules from the mother to the unborn child and waste materials from the unborn child to the mother,so for a person to be without one means they did not feed and its not possible
1015632
I have one myself, several years now.  Occured sometime after lung transpalnt surgery.  My doctor has told me that it is only a problem if it strangulates my intestines, otherwise don't worry.  Since you are also worried about your appearance, you may want to look into surgical repair, that's the only way to remove one.  A good surgeon can do this with minimal scar and can even hide the scar in your belly button.
646035
Well, if we all woke up actually missing the genitalia then the world would be chaos. But if we woke up and had no memory of ever having them, things may be better. People wouldn't be concerned w/ who has bigger what. No rape or molestation. People would love you for you and not what you can give them physically. People would find better ways to spend their time. But of course it may be dumb unless there is a special way to get pregnant.
93999
Your spelling skills are atrocious. Babies do not come from wounds, they come from wombs. There is no theory of evaluation, it is the theary of evolution. And it is not resion, it is reason. Where did you go to school?\nAnd to answer your question, Adam did not have nipples, because Adam did not exist.
793137
Yep, if you stand on your head. . .LOL.\n\nSeriously though, anything is possible.  I suppose it would be considered a birth defect, though.
323201
Muscular chest without hair.
325197
Hi,\nI think that the navel has already served its purpose. The navel is just where the umbilical cord came out of your body to connect you to your mother. After you are born, it is snipped and then either tied or pegged closed until it falls off. The result is the navel!\nThink of it as a scar,\n\nFahed
183587
It should certainly be possible, but a lot certainly depends on scar tissue.  If you are having problems getting pregnant, don't discount that it may be your partner as well.  This is something you should probably consult your doctor about.\n\nI don't usually do this, but here it is:  as to those people condemning you for having an abortion, they were never in your shoes and none of them have even bothered to ask the circumstances.  In their world, they probably think they are doing good, but they somehow lost track of civility and tact.  Be well, please.
1090219
Nope. Adam was never a baby, thus, no bellybuton.
1174343
Ha! Ha! Ha! okay whats next...bellybuttons??? lmao
1150138
A belly button. Sweet.
123614
It's a condition called "spina bifida" and it varies in severity.  Some people born with this defect go on to live fairly normal lives while others are profoundly disabled.  The doc who said it's nothing to worry about was probably correct, but there's nothing wrong with getting a second opinion.  The opening might possibly be a portal for infection, but most physicians are familiar enough with the condition that they can be accurate in their estimate of the level of such a risk.  If the parents do choose to have further studies done, they should be aware that MRI is expensive, and depending on circumstances, their insurance carrier may decline the cost.  Best bet - have a second pediatrician examine the child and ask him/her to confirm or contest the first doctor's prognosis.  Don't forget, all of us have an odd little hole in our persons that, in rare instances, can be a problem.  It's called the bellybutton.  I suspect the condition in the child in question is no more serious than is your own bellybutton.
1156106
Yes that's it. There is no purpose for the belly button after birth, except to collect dust and fluff maybe.
87306
A cute question deserves a cute answer.\n\nYes, Adam had a belly button.   However, he wasn't created with it. It was where God pulled out the rib to make Eve. At least that's how my 5 year old daughter explained it to me.
67946
"No - Adam didn't. Neither did Eve."\n\nWhy? Because your belly-button (navel), or tummy-button as it's sometimes called, is a sign that you were once attached to your mother. You depended on that life-line - the umbilical cord - for your nourishment from her body as you developed inside her.
6824
just inside your belly button is a ligament that attaches near your bladder.  This was originally a bundle of blood vessels passing through the umbilicus (umbilical cord); after birth these blood vessels, being no longer necessary, close up to form a ligament.
29656
Of course, all mamals that grew in a womb were connected to thier bother via umbilecal cord, and therefore have belly buttons.