Theres An Answer, Im Gonna Say a Few hours, Maybe, Because the Saliva Makes Things Heal Much Faster....And Your tongue is in your Mouth, soo if i were you, Dont take the Bar Out!
-Morgan.
It heals quite quickly but i would leave it in and not change it for about a month just to make sure that it doesnt get infected when you change the bar cus the middle of the tongue may niot be completely healed
Depends on how long you had the piercing before removing the jewellery.
Naah, Your probably gonna die.. awk << WRONG!! << You swallow weird after a tongue piercing because it is swollen... I know because I have one of my own... it should take up to a month to heal if you don't move your tongue... Mine took a week for the swelling to go down but if it is swollen after a month then you weren't moving your tongue... If it helps you put crushed ice one your tongue and you will be okay...
Wait till your piercing is fully healed. 6 weeks and then start to stretch
It depends on where the piercing is. If it's in your nose then if will take a couple hours to close; if it's in your ear then probably a day or two.
a few days or just overnight it actually really depends on the piercing. A lip or tongue piercing will begin to close almost immediately if it was pierced very recently(within a month-ish of being pierced) However everyone is different but the mouth is known to be the quickest healing of the human body. Ear lobes Vs ear cartilage piercing will differ as well. A lobe will heal faster than cartilage because cartilage takes longer to develop. So it really depends on your body type and what type of piercing.
At three months the piercing should be healed, at least mostly. That means that swimming in chlorine will not affect it. Still steer clear of lakes and streams.
It depends on how long you have had the piercing. if its new about a couple mins to an hour maybe depends on the body part you put the piercing. if you had it for a while it could take a couple days to close or a month
Well it will shrink then eventually close (2-3 months), it could take several months for your body to break down the tissue that has formed in the piercing.
It may but you can always get the piercing tapered open again so I wouldn't worry about it too much.
You need to see a professional body piercer, they will take the jewellery resterilize it and put it into the piercing using an insertion taper. You will more than likely get the lecture about removing the jewellery before the piercing is completely healed, but I think you knew that would happen.
With most piercings about 15-20 mins to a few hours, when it's new (under a year old). It really depends on how old the piercing is the older the longer you can leave the barbell out, however I wouldn't suggest doing this till the piercing is a year old just to be on the safe side.