Do you get lint in your belly button?  If so how do you get it out?
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Soap.  Water.  Shower.  Finger.  Daily.
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You can tighten the muscles underneath all you want, but that skin isn't going to go away.  You need a tummy tuck - a procedure that removes the excess skin, to permanently remove it.  But wait until you're completely done having kids.
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I'm no scientist, but the belly button is a bit more than just a scar.  The baby's body has to reroute it's interior plumbing, and this is a "dead end" that has been closed off.  (The baby now breathes air and gets oxygen through the lungs, and gets it's nutrition through drinking milk.)    The umbilical cord was the major artery (coming in) and vein (going out for waste.) The closed off former cord heals quite remarkably.  Occasionally the stomach muscles will not knit together in this area, causing an umbilical hernia.  I had this condition, and had to have it surgically repaired when I was 4.\n\nA much more philosophical question is to ask, did Adam and Eve have belly buttons?  ;-)
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During the day as you move around the shirt and maybe your undershirt, if you wear one, wear a tiny bit and the lint or fuzz created works its way down toward your belly button and some of it finds its way in there and groups together...\n\nSome people call it belly button jam.  If you are hairy at all, you will probably find that you find something similar at the top of the crack of your backside as well.\n\nIf you pay close enough attention you will probably notice that the fuzz has colors similar to the clothes you were wearing that day.\n\nI doubt you will need to go to the doctor.
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A fun question, but there is no way to know the answer, nor does the answer ultimately matter.  \n\nNevertheless, I'll admit it would be a fun after-dinner conversation starter. <grin>  \n\nPerhaps the better question, if you assume that they DID have belly buttons, is this -- would Adam have collected lint in his belly button prior to taking a bite from the apple or would he only have collected lint after taking the bite?
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what do you do after you eat a bald pu$$y\n\nput the diaper back on LOL
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Where does navel fluff consist of??\nMichael Biesecker wrote an interesting article on navel fluff in the 19/4/95 edition of Technician, accessed via North Carolina State University library. In it he discusses the widely held belief that navel fluff forms when very tiny pieces of fibre break off the inside of clothing. These tiny fibres gather in the belly button and amalgamate into balls of lint. \n\nHe observes that the colour of navel fluff varies amongst different people, and that those who habitually wear clothes of a similar colour tend to produce fluff related to that colour. However, those who wear a variety of colours usually end up with fluff of a grayish blue colour similar to the lint found in the lint filters of clothes driers. This colour is most likely an average of all clothing colours worn. \n\nThose with hairy stomachs tend to generate more fluff, as abdominal hair is alleged to assist with dislodging fibres from clothes then collecting and channelling them into the navel. Also those with larger bellies often experience greater volumes of fluff - possibly due the tendency of large stomachs to possess deeper navels, thus a larger space for the lint to lodge in. \n\nBut how does it accumulate in the navel? Dr Donald E. Smith remarks that navels may possess a moist and sticky secretion that catches whatever lands nearby. On the other hand, Dr Bhupendar S. Gupta, whose doctorate is in the study of textile fibres, attributes the accumulation of navel fluff to the stomach's "microclimate" - where the flow of air between clothing and the abdomen carries small lint particles that get lodged in the navel. \n\nProbably the best investigation into navel fluff was conducted by Dr Karl Kruszelnicki of the University of Sydney. He devotes a whole chapter to it in his popular science book "Q&A With Dr K" (Harper Collins Publishers 2001). The role of abdominal hair in dislodging and channelling clothing fibres is confirmed, but he also suggests the type of washing machine can also play a role. Apparently top-loading machines are not as gentle as front-loaders, leading to greater quantities of dislodged fibres, many of which remain in the clothing and cause greater accumulation in the navel. He also found that a well developed "snail-trail" - hair connecting the pubic hair to the navel - also encourages lint in the belly.
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This happened to me after my c-section.  GO TO THE DOCTOR!  you might have to pack the wound DAILY! (putting gauze in side it)  keep it clean ... it will stink.. and take a long time to heal... it has to heal from the inside out. But go the doctor to get some antibiotics*.
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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.
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The theory goes like this: since our bellybuttons are linked directly to the rest of our body it is effected by the macrosystem. So if we have BO problem, our belly button is caught in the...uh... middle?\n\nAnd since we normally can't bend as far as necessary to smell it, we can only guess from a distance. Something smells: is it us, or is our bellybutton?\n\nThat's how the bellybutton gets all the blame.\n\nSo the moral of the story is: don't get caught in the middle.
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try using a little ambesol or oragel to numb the area then yank that baby out. Do it fast like a band-aid
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congrats. thats your period girl. mine was the same thing. i bet your in shock. its a shocking experience. just be happy that you got it already and didnt have some big leak on your pants. no, that did not happen to me, but i've heard about it. so just tell your mom that your little girl is growing up and got her period. mine understood, hopefully your will too.
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It depends where yoiu get it...I had one just below my waist, and they had to sew a screen in..it hurt for two weeks! It was in a bad spot, so no matter how I moved...ARRGGHHH!!\n\nMy wife just got one stitched up that was right above her bellybutton...wasn't so bad...a few days and she was perfect...\n\nGood luck!
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Tummy tuck.  No other way to get rid of it if it is hanging.  Recovery not too bad.
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It will be just like if you were pregnant and they did the thing with the jelly on your stomach and used a little roundish type object and rub it on your belly like when they look for the baby...you probably won't even have to get totally undressed...just wear something comfy that you can pull down a bit (just below your navel) and a shirt that you can pull up (just under your bra).  It isn't scary at all and it doesn't hurt.  They can see gallstones and such with this procedure.
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No not yet.. cant afford it.. I have a large scar that runs from my bra line just under my breasts to my belly button resulting from the gastric bypass I had 2 yrs ago. I also have alot of loose skin (it hides well under cloths but is ugly when I am undressed) so I want a tummy tuck to get rid of the skin and it will take care of the scar to.
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Women don't get fluff in their belly buttons because they generally wash more than men and so wash the fluff away.\n\nDon't get me wrong, i'm a bloke and DO wash but don't scrub that well in all me holes.  Therefore i get fluff.\n\nJust done a test and me fluffs a bluey/grey colour....suppose i wear alot of bluey/grey clothes.\n\nI've got a Q for you - do women pick their noses?  I pick mine like a chimp but in 6 yrs of marriage i've never seen my wife pick hers - do you not get snot?