Patient's question:
In 2012, I had a hysteroscopy due to an ectopic pregnancy, which is a procedure where they make a hole in the navel. It has been 6 years now. The navel doesn't hurt when it's not touched, but it hurts when it is touched, like the feeling of sore flesh. What could be the reason for this?Doctor's answer:
This consideration is due to issues with the stomach and digestive system. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a detailed examination to identify the root cause for better problem-solving. In daily life, it is also important to avoid spicy and irritating foods, and instead, consume more gentle and easily digestible foods to help regulate the stomach and intestines. Additionally, attention should be paid to adjusting deep sleep patterns to prevent excessive mental stress and tension. It is crucial not to exacerbate the problem. Drinking a cup of warm milk before bed, taking a hot bath, and practicing relaxation techniques can all help improve the quality of deep sleep at night! During the day, it is important to avoid excessive sleep, as this can also contribute to better sleep quality at night.