Tongue piercings, if cared for according to the aftercare instructions you are provided by your professional body piercer will rarely become infected. It's a matter of good oral care and using you head during the initial healing stages of the piercing. Think before you act. The internet is full of tongue piercing Horror stories, none of them point out that the person with the piercing did something stupid, like not caring for the piercing or not noticing the warning signs of a serious issue brewing. During the first few weeks it's important to "not panic" but "pay attention" to your piercing, if you have a problem or you think there is an issue, go see your piercer. That's what you paid for and your piercer should be available to look at and answer questions about your piercing.
Well very simply, poor oral hygiene not rinsing after meals, oral contact with others before the piercing is healed. Basically not listening to your professional body piercer's detailed instructions can cause you a great deal of needless grief. Follow your aftercare instruction you were provided with and all should be great, problems contact you piercer.
Trust me you will know if you have an infected tongue piercing. You will have a fever, extreme pain, swelling, shakes, nausea and a whole host of other really rude symptoms.
Not VERY, but it is possible if you're not responsible or if you're careless. Just like any other type of body piercing, tongue piercing should also heal quickly and without any problems.
for it to not get infected.
This is what will happen if you do not clean it
not sure everyone acts different check this out at your doctor because you should not get pus from your tongue piercing it might mean that your tongue piercing has got infected because i have never got pus from my tongue piercing xoxo
If it's infected, it'll have a discharge, yes.
This is normal and just part of the healing phase for your tongue piercing, this will go away in a few days.
It could hurt you really bad and kill you in worst case scenario.
You might have a bubble on your three year old lip piercing because the piercing might have been damaged when you exchanged the tongue bar or ring. You might also have a bubble because the tongue is infected.
A tongue piercing is a piercing through the tongue or any part of the tongue, including the web underneath.
what do you if you get a puss pocket in your tongue after a tongue a piercing"
very rarely are the tongue piercings straight. if its not infected, keep it
generally pregnancy does not interfere with piercings. if your pregnant and you have your belly button pierced, put a zip tie or long bar in it so the piercing will not tear. its likely that if your tongue is infected that it is not pregnancy related. try getting a long bar, and see if that helps.
Yes, but it's not easy, and the bigger the gauge, the more it hurts to stretch.