umbilical hernia

What Causes an Umbilical Hernia?

The primary cause of an umbilical hernia is the incomplete closure of the abdominal wall muscles around the umbilical cord. Factors such as genetics, premature birth, and low birth weight can increase the likelihood of this condition.

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