Without being able to actually see the piercing I can't give you a definite on if it is infected or not. Typical signs of infection are soreness, the entire area being red/redish black with leakage.
The fact that you have had your piercing for two months and it doesn't seem, from your description, to be healed to a safe point yet does make me wonder.
Pus at this point in the healing process doesn't always mean trouble, but I would recommend if you are really concerned with being able to keep the piercing and maintain your health you go back to your piercer and let them look at it.
I would look into life style changes. If there's a lot of stress in your life, that can negatively impact the healing process. Drugs and alcohol screw with healing. Sexual contact... Sweat, semen, vaginal fluids, saliva, etc ends up all over the place and any of those coming in contact with a new piercing can cause infection. Especially repeated contact with bodily fluids other than your own. Your own bodily fluids can cause major damage as well.
I don't know if you fall into the "scene" crowd or not as I don't know you but I see navel piercings and problems with the piercings most often in kids trying to be a part of the cool kids. I implore you to visit either the individual who pierced you to begin with so they can investigate or if you'd rather not find another piercer who you could go to. As with most medical situations, an accurate apraisal can not be made over the internet.
Aside from that if I were to give you any other answers I'd need to know specifics on how you clean, what you use to clean, how often etc. But without being able to see it in person, I can't tell you if the bump is a pimple or something serious. I'd hate to tell you something about infections and only to hear back from you a few days later and find out it's a zit.
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