A few days ago I noticed I had this pain in my stomach. I noticed it throughout the first day whenever I would bend over or touch my stomach, near my belly button there was a dull pain. Later that night, i pressed the area around my belly button & just slightly above it, I noticed something that felt like a ball under the skin. I was a little worried, but decided not to freak out. Well it's now day 4 of this weird pain & now there is discharge from my belly button.. That's never a good sign!!
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Strange "ball" type lump behind belly button??
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Without the discharge from your belly button, this would have been a simple supraumbelical hernia. But now I am thinking of a cyst with sinus, connected or unconnected to the peritoneal space (space enclosed by the inner lining of the abdomen). You are going to have to add a pict ure or show this lump to a doctor for a definitive diagnosis.
This is likely a small umbilical hernia which would require immediate attention if it became very painful.Stop touching,rubbing, or manipulating it.Show your Doc the next time you are seen.If it does become extremely painful lasting hours,go to the nearest Emergency Room.At that point,if it is strangulated,you will need emergency surgery.