Signs of an infected piercing
Redness, discharge of green puss, swelling, tenderness and possible warm to the touch. The quickest way to resolve an infected piercing is to irrigate the piercing under warm running water while moving the jewellery back and forth through the piercing allowing the water to rinse the jewellery off. If you are using after care products to clean your piercing cease using all of them (this way we can find out if the aftercare product is causing the problem). Irrigating the piercing twice a day under warm water while moving the jewellery will rinse the puss and other matter out of the piercing. Once you have completed the rinsing, dry the piercing with clean tissue and leave it alone, don't apply anything else to the piercing. This should resolve and infected piercing within 24 to 48 hours.
Yes it is infected, get to your doctor a.s.a.p.
No because you need to be able to get it out or else it will get infected and need to be surgically removed.
Go to a professional. DO NOT PIERCE IT YOURSELF! Even if you successfully pierce it, (you can go in too far and damage your stomach) it will probably get infected and cause even more trouble.
not all the time but it can mean your body is rejecting it
You can pierce your belly button anywhere you please really, talk to your piercer and they will let you know what your anatomy allows for.
Yes, if they know how. My friend pierced mine, and she even messed it up, and it didn't get infected. Just follow standard piercing techniques and disinfect it each day.
I don't know so i think it is no but you can pierce your belly button.
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It will turn a yellowy greeny colour and it will become painfull
you go to a body piercer who can do it properly for you. don't even bother trying to do it yourself, it will get infected, and sore and it will be horrible! so go to your nearest tattoo shop and get it done by a professional
A Needle.
If they have parental consent then they will pierce your belly button.