Dealing with an infected belly piercing
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Dealing with an infected belly piercing
If your belly button piercing should become infected, do not remove the ring. The piercing must be free of germs and bacteria before removing the belly ring or the harmful germs could get trapped and worsen the infection. If your piercing begins to produce a thick or discolored liquid see your doctor to get proper treatment for the infection.
Comments
2/19/2007 9:39:21 PMVictoria said:
i think that the person who pierced my belly ring might have put too much skin in it to where it barely moves up and down. so i can see that its getting infected but the top ball is sitting in my skin and it seems that my top whole is opening a lot, what should i do?!
4/30/2007 5:44:07 PM
JANAE said:
I WOULD LIKE TO SEE A REAL PICTURE OF A REAL INFECTED BELLY RING THAT IS WHAT I SAY SO IN CASE SOME BODY GET ONE AND THEY DONT NO IT THEY CAN SEE WHAT IT LOOK LIKE AND SELL BELLY BUTTON RINGS AND GIVE THEM MORE INFORMATION INSTEAD OF THE BASIC LOV YA SINCERLY JANAE
11/3/2007 10:47:13 AM
sasha said:
my belly ring has a slight lump at the top ball. the lump is fairly big and hurts a little! what should i do???
reply back at : psasha@webmail.co.za
PLeaseeeeeeeeeeee im very worried!
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