This topic is about dealing with a challenging situation after ostomy surgery, where fluid from the belly button is causing the adhesive of the ostomy appliance to loosen, leading to frequent changes. Here are some helpful suggestions and insights from others who have faced similar issues:

1. Seek medical review: It's important to consult with your surgeon or stoma nurse, as continuous leakage from the belly button nine days after surgery is not typical and should be checked out.

2. Protect the seal with flange extenders: Some people have found success using flange extenders, which are like tape, to keep the edges of the wafer secure even when there's moisture. This can help prevent the adhesive from loosening.

3. Keep the wafer off the navel area:
- Trim or "bias-cut" the wafer so it doesn't overlap with the belly button.
- If possible, reposition the wafer opening slightly away from the navel to avoid the fluid affecting the adhesive.

These tips might help manage the situation better and reduce the need for frequent appliance changes.