Pressing pain on both sides of the navel may be gastric ulcer, colitis or tuberculous peritonitis. 1. gastric ulcer: occurs because the ulcerated surface of the stomach, will be stimulated by gastric acid, may induce epigastric pain, involved in the navel around the navel, manifested in the navel on both sides of the pressure pain, accompanied by nausea and other discomforts. 2. colitis: the colon is located around the navel, mainly absorbs water from food, if the colon is inflamed, it will be stimulated by inflammation and spasm contraction, resulting in pain on both sides of the navel, due to the spasm of intestinal peristalsis abnormally fast, rapid discharge of the contents of the diarrhea may occur as a clinical symptom. 3. Tuberculous peritonitis: If you suffer from tuberculous peritonitis, abdominal adhesions will occur, and pressure pain on both sides of the navel may occur. If there is pressure pain on both sides of the navel, it is recommended to consult a doctor in time, complete the relevant examinations, clarify the causative factors, and follow the doctor’s instructions for symptomatic intervention.