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My two year old twin daughter has been holding her poo in for months now for 3/6days at a time. she has started bleeding from her belly button?
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Get an evaluation: She may just be constipated, or other things may be going on, your doctor can help. Bleeding belly button is not normal, .
Answered 11/8/2013
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