If you haven't washed your belly button in a while, you might see some thick, brown belly button discharge. This discharge is likely caused by skin cells, sweat, dirt, fungi, and bacteria build-up ...

When your belly button is filled with gunk, Kopelman says there is a risk of bacterial or fungal overgrowth. For example, one infection is omph ...

The latest one involves putting castor oil in your belly button, also known as naval pulling. The fad is making its rounds on ...

That's right, you can get a yeast infection in your belly button, which can lead to itching and redness, and cause a clear or off-white discharge to leak out, which almost looks like cottage cheese.

Be careful for signs of infection, including too much redness, swelling, or discharge, and get medical care if necessary. While belly button piercings are a fashionable and pleasing body ...