body piercing complications
Posted in Tattoes and Body Jewellery on 02/18/2008 05:05 am by admin
body piercing complications
This is also the risk of complications of body piercing tongue?
I debated whether or not to get my tongue piercing for some years. When I was 16 I got my navel pierced and hurt the merger six months later. I crossed twice more, and twice the same thing happened. Im afraid that my body will reject the tongue ring since rejected my navel ring.
I have my tongue nose, lips, 8-lobed, fan, and pierced drinking. The reason I say this because I also had my navel pierced and rejected within a month. I re-drilled eight months later and again refused. Belly button piercing easily rejected because of the area of your body and the constant irritation bending, sitting, clothing, etc. Do not let the rejection of the hole to deter others! Now as to your real question, the complications that can occur from a tongue piercing really unlikely unless you do not clean. The most common problem is infection, and occurs not very often. Clean the hole with salt and water immediately after each meal and follow all instructions followed your piercer. I noticed someone mentioned the use of Listerine, and told me to never use mouthwash alcohol in it – even now, after my tongue pierced for about five years, the use of mouthwash B, which is completely free of alcohol. Again, listen to your piercer strongly but do not use Listerine mouthwash or alcohol in it. Apart from all that sure that when you get home after being traded, either you put ice in your mouth or drinking gel. You can try to eat ice cream if you're very attentive too. The reason I say this because it is increasing. Avoid solid foods during the first week or because they have difficulty chewing! And stay away soup or a hot drink or food for days, swelling and promote Good luck! If you have any questions, please send me email.
Why do people get piercings????
Can someone please explain the logic behind
people in our culture sticking pieces of metal
into their bodies?
It seems like the most ridiculous thing I’ve
ever seen?
I just cant fathom why someone would
GO OUT OF THEIR WAY, pay money, to
have someone inflict pain on them
VOLUNTARILY?(Though they always say
the pain is very little)
What? For ornamentation? if you want to
adorn your body, why not wear jewelry?
You can take it off, if doesn’t hurt to put it on,
and the chance of piercing like infections and
complications is little to none.
What in the world motivates people to
get lame, cliche piercings on their noses, lips,
penis’s, navels, nipples etc!???
What kind of person, sticks metal through
erogeneous zones, like labial piercings?
It just seems so amazingly stupid and pointless!??
I know people can do what they want with their
bodies, and people like them, but besides just
whim and personal choice, what is the logic behind it??
It is different for everyone. Some people do it to fit in, others do it to stand out. There are a million reasons.
For me personally, I get piercings for a few reasons. First, the most basic reason is, I like how they look. I don’t care if other people like them. It’s my body and I’ll decorate it how I want.
They also make me feel better about myself. My nipple rings, for example, made me more comfortable with my body. I feel like with each piercing, I am looking more on the outside, how I feel on the inside. They just really make me happy.
I also enjoy the whole process of being pierced. I get so excited going in for a new piercing. The nervousness that leads up to it and the adrenaline rush when the needle goes through are a great experience.
Piercings aren’t for everyone. It is ignorant to say that it is “ridiculous” and “stupid” just because you don’t understand it.
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