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Do pinched nerves go away on there own my abdominal is numb but my dr says i'm fine and bellybutton keep leaking goo will a belly infection go away ?
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Depends: Most "pinched nerves" are just inflamed, not damaged. When your spinal health improves with stretch, strength, and staying active, your numbness should go away. The bellybutton goo is a bit difficult to judge without examination. If the skin is red or blistered, get another examination. Try keeping the bellybutton dry with a cotton swab. Treat piercings with hydrogen peroxide, then dry.
Answered 7/30/2013
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