Umbilical Abscess: Causes, Risk Factors & Prevention
Umbilical abscesses are most frequently associated with:
- Poor cord care
- Prolonged umbilical stump separation (>5–7 days)
- Foreign body
- Sepsis from other sites - usually urinary tract and less commonly respiratory and skin lesions.
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