Hence, give time.. hope it will go by its own.. otherwise also surgery will really help.. no need to get worried now.. take care..

Hello..<br> During the first few weeks of pregnancy, it is normal for your baby to have a large gap in his tummy muscles. However, if this gap does not close up fully while your baby is developing in your uterus (womb), he can be born with a hernia.&#160; Some babies are more likely to be born with a hernia than others. It is more common in boys.&#160; Hernias also appear more often in babies who are&#160;born prematurely. This is because their tummy muscles do not have time to finish growing before birth. Most umbilical hernias go away on their own, as your child grows and his muscles become stronger. They do not usually cause a problem. Your doctor will only recommend surgery to repair the hernia if it doesn't go away, or if it is very large.