A belly button that smells like cheese or that has a sour, sulfur-like odor could be a sign of a bacterial infection. Not washing your belly button properly lets bacteria grow in the moist folds.

If your belly button smells even when you wash it, see your doctor. It’s possible there’s an underlying cause or condition creating the odor (like an infection or cyst).

1. You Have An “Innie” If you have an innie belly button versus an outtie, take note. While not all innies smell, they are more likely to catch and hold onto debris that can lead to odor, says ...

Cleaning the belly button may help to get rid of any smells. However, if the smell persists, or you have other symptoms like a rash, pain, or discharge, check with your healthcare provider. Causes ...

A smelly belly button can be alarming, but it's more common than you think. Experts weigh in on what's causing your smelly button and how to treat it.

Having an unpleasant belly button smell can be caused by dirt or bacteria that accumulates on the inside, an infection, or a skin condition like a cyst. If you’ve cleaned the area and still feel ...

A look at belly button smell, ... If the odor results from the belly button becoming dirty or greasy, carefully washing it is the best way to get rid of the smell.

If you've noticed an unusual funk has started to follow you around as the weather has gotten warmer, your belly button could well be the culprit - but there's a way to banish the odour ...

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Belly button infections arent the most common, but they happen. Usually, you see them in people whove had manipulation to that area, like a piercing, or laparoscopic surgery that goes through the ...

In another video about belly buttons, Dr Karan shared that the bacteria found in the belly button can "be used to make cheese." Now that's a dairy product we'd rather avoid.