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Bellybutton milk?

Hi, am a verry clean person however when I am about to go to bed I often notice a thick white substance in my belly button.... is this normal? It smells funny too.

Have tried to look it up on the internet but have only found out stuff about bellybutton fluff, which I don't have a problem with.

I was gonna post a pic, but can't find battterys for the camera... sorry!

Reply 1

orbelina

could it be soap or showergel you havent rinsed off properly when you wash kind of building up?

Reply 2

Juicy Fruit

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Anonymous

I was gonna post a pic, but can't find battterys for the camera... sorry!

Trust me, there's no need to apologise for not posting a picture of something like that.

it's pierced?

I'm being sick.

also searching, try this link:

http://www.healthboards.com/boards/archive/index.php/t-63250.html

Reply 6

bunthulhu

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Juicy Fruit

Trust me, there's no need to apologise for not posting a picture of something like that.

Lmfao, yup! I really don't know what it could be, unless it's soap/shampoo like orbelina suggested.

Reply 7

foxo

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Anonymous

Hi, am a verry clean person however when I am about to go to bed I often notice a thick white substance in my belly button.... is this normal? It smells funny too.

Have tried to look it up on the internet but have only found out stuff about bellybutton fluff, which I don't have a problem with.

I was gonna post a pic, but can't find battterys for the camera... sorry!

Dried semen? :wink:

Reply 8

Zlatan

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Maybe your belly button is actually an udder :eek:

Reply 9

bunthulhu

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foxo

Dried semen? :wink:

Every day?! An interesting proposal...! :eek:

foxo

Dried semen? :wink:

eeeeeeeww! :eek:

Reply 12

bikerx23

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I've heard about this - its where you have a baby but it is not being cultured in the uteris as the egg after leaving the ovary was not "captured" by the fallopian tube (you may have seen this on that great show "Eastenders" a few years ago). If this goes undetected for a certain period of time your bellybutton's residual mammarian veins grow, and hence becomes a third nipple (or fourth, fifth.etc., if you're already a defective individual).
Hence, the milky substance you see is infact semi-curdled milk which is not being used by the baby. hope it helps.

Reply 13

bunthulhu

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Zlatan

Maybe your belly button is actually an udder :eek:

LOL

"Hmm, what's this strange stuff in my belly button? It looks sort of like, well, moo. Moo? Oh that's right, I'm a cow! Mooo!" OP, does this scenario seem familar? If not then I wouldn't worry too much, chances are you don't have an udder tucked away down there :biggrin:

Reply 14

orbelina

what, you mean the OP is PREGNANT?

Reply 15

tctc

foxo

Dried semen? :wink:

haaaaaa wow that made me smile

Reply 16

33.33.33

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bikerx23

I've heard about this - its where you have a baby but it is not being cultured in the uteris as the egg after leaving the ovary was not "captured" by the fallopian tube (you may have seen this on that great show "Eastenders" a few years ago). If this goes undetected for a certain period of time your bellybutton's residual mammarian veins grow, and hence becomes a third nipple (or fourth, fifth.etc., if you're already a defective individual).
Hence, the milky substance you see is infact semi-curdled milk which is not being used by the baby. hope it helps.

please, please, PLEASE tell me you are joking?!

Reply 17

bikerx23

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orbelina

what, you mean the OP is PREGNANT?

yes, as is everyone who posts in H&R, however medically feasible.

Reply 18

Zlatan

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bunthulhu

LOL

"Hmm, what's this strange stuff in my belly button? It looks sort of like, well, moo. Moo? Oh that's right, I'm a cow! Mooo!" OP, does this scenario seem familar? If not then I wouldn't worry too much, chances are you don't have an udder tucked away down there :biggrin: