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Can you have anal orgasmsduring the healing process with fresh frenum piercings?
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∙ 14y ago
Sexual activity with unhealed and unprotected piercings is very very risky the chance of getting a secondary infection is very high.
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What is a Jacob's Ladder piercing?
A Jacob's Ladder piercing, or frenum ladder, is a series of frenulum piercings extending from the head to the base of the penis.
What are the main types of male genital piercings?
Prince Albert, Reverse Prince Albert, Hafada, Guiche, Frenum, Dydoe, Ampallang, Apadravya, Foreskin & Pubic
Does a frenum have to be removed when its on a baby?
No
List of piercings boys can get?
Piercings that are exclusive to the male anatomy (exceptions noted by*): Prince Albert, Reverse Prince Albert, Hafada (scrotum), *Guiche, Frenum, Dydoe, Ampallang, Apadravya, Foreskin, *Pubic, *Nipple(s). The piercings denoted by the star * are applicable to both male and female. Male & Female exotics will not be performed by professional body piercing studios on minors. You must be a legal adult as defined by your countries laws to receive exotic piercings. Exotic piercings are technically challenging piercings and if incorrectly done can result in serious irreparable life long damage. Be sure the piercer you are seeing knows there stuff, research the piercings and don't jump into anything without checking.
Where on your penis do you get pierced?
Anyplace that suits your fancy. Their are numerous different piercings that you can get on the penis. They are; ampallang, apadravya, haffada, scrotal, frenum, dydoe, Prince Albert, Reverse Prince Albert, and then you also have pubic surface area piercings, as well as guiche piercings. The best piercing to have in relation to sexual enhancement is the apadravya due to the fact that it rubs on the G spot during sex. The ampallang typically only rubs on the cervix, which is an uncomfortable thing for women. Then of course there is always genital beading or ribbing.
What is the ICD-9 Code for labial frenum?
873.43
What is the medical terminology for a shortened labial frenum?
tongue tie
What is the medical term meaning surgical removal of the Frenum?
frenectomy
What parts of your body can you get pierced?
Well the old school body piercers had a saying." if it hangs or dangles you can pierce it". But on a more serious note, body piercings have many various standard locations and dozens of variant locations (variants being modified locations from the standard piercing locations). Facial piercings, Trunk or Abdominal piercings, Exotic piercings, Surface Piercings. Facial Piercings: Eyebrow, Nostril, Septum, Lip, Tongue, Ear Lobe and Cartilage. Trunk Piercings: Navel, Nipples Exotics Piercings: Female: Labia Minora, Labia Majora, Clitoral Hood, Clitoral, Guiche, Pubic Male: Hafada, Guiche, Ampallange, Apadravya, Frenum, Dydoe, Prince Albert, Reverse Prince Albert. Surface Piercings: Nape, Cleavage, and other acceptable locations. It must however be understood that these are the standard piercing locations, and is in no way a guide or instructions on how these piercings are done. Hundreds of hours of instruction in concert with hands on supervised training is required to perform these piercings in a safe manner. Refer all your piercing related questions to a competent qualified professional body piercer working in a licensed and inspected facility providing body piercing services.
What does Frenum look like?
A frenum is a strip of connective tissue underlying mucosa, typically under the tongue (lingual frenum) or between the teeth and the lips (labial frenum). These strips essentially hold the lips or tongue in place. Sometimes these frena (plural) can be too short, and they can interfere with the normal movement of the tongue or they can prevent the front teeth from coming together, leaving a space called a diastema. There is a simple surgical procedure called a frenectomy in which the frenum is severed and the ends are separated until it heals. This restores normal function. To see pictures of frena, click on the RELATED LINKS below.
What are all the piercings called?
You can basically get pierced anywhere. Traditional body piercings are in/on various regions of the body. Ear piercings include: lobe, tragus, conch, daith, snug, rook, helix, industrial, anti-tragus, forward pinna and transverse lobe. <br><br> Facial piercings include: septum, standard nostril, high hostril, nasallang, bridge/earl, eyebrow, and anti-eyebrow.<Br><br> Oral piercings include: tongue, cheek, snakebites, angelbites, venoms, tongue frenulum, lip frenulum(top and bottom), mandibles, labret, vertical labret, uvula, and medusa. Female genital piercings include: christina, clit shield, clitoral hood, clitoris, fourchette, isabella, labia, nefertiti, princess albertina, and triangle. Male genital piercings include: ampallang, apadravya, deep shaft, dolphin, dydoe, foreskin, frenum ladder, frenum, guiche, hafada, lorum, magic cross, prince albert, reverse prince albert and transscrotal. Other body piercings include: nape, vampire bites, madison, clavicle surface, subclavicle, chest, sternum, nipples, naval, inverse naval, hips, and lower back. There are also microdermal anchors, also called dermals or skin divers, that can be placde almost anywhere on the body where a traditional body piercing could not.
What did Kingston's mother do to her when she was young?
She cut the frenum under her daughter's tongue.
