Fat containing umbilical hernia causes abdominal pain and bloating?
Hello!
I’ve had 24/7 abdominal pain with tenderness around the belly button with constant bloating and constipation for four years now. Apparently I have a 2.4 cm fat containing umbilical hernia that is incarcerated. Anyone has the same experience?
Interested in more discussions like this? Go to the Digestive Health Support Group.
Connect

Same thing here, but not incarcerated AFAIK. Doesn't cause me any issues that I can attribute to it.
I have the same chronic vomiting hiatal hernia as well gastroparisis diverticulitis lg and am intestine I can't be fixed but this is what MIGHT/could happen
Me too but what is “incarcerated” ???
@manuelo
An incarcerated umbilical hernia happens when a portion of the intestine or abdominal fat pushes through the belly button opening and gets trapped by the muscle wall. It cannot push back inside. This traps tissue, blocks digestion, and can cut off blood flow, making it a medical emergency.
@bajjerfan
Does it cause digestion problems if only fat is incarcerated?
@invisiblepain2
Don't know as mine isn't incarcerated.