When you don't feel anything when you touch them.
No.
Ear piercing has a sting to it, but it usually isn't anything major. Sometimes the person doing the piercing can even numb the ear to try to prevent pain.
If your ear hurts or if your ear feel clogged than yes you do
wait for the swelling to go down. Or put some ice on it to numb it if it hurts that much.
Get an air horn. And hold it to its ear for about 30 sec...
The amount of time it takes for ice to numb a specific area like the ear can vary depending on factors such as the thickness of the skin and the individual's pain tolerance. Typically, it can take around 10-15 minutes for ice to numb the skin and underlying tissues. It's important to monitor the area closely to avoid potential frostbite or skin damage from prolonged exposure to ice.
You should keep the ice on your ear for 4 minutes
Well my tongue isn't half numb, however if your tongue is half numb I would suggest you direct your question to a specialist IE Ear, Nose and Throat "ENT" or a *Neurologist (*specialist in neurological disorders). You have some form of issue with the neuro-receptors / nerves feeding the tongue.
Well my tongue isn't half numb, however if your tongue is half numb I would suggest you direct your question to a specialist IE Ear, Nose and Throat "ENT" or a *Neurologist (*specialist in neurological disorders). You have some form of issue with the neuro-receptors / nerves feeding the tongue.
buy it online, then you will know.
they dont actually numb it but the mouthwash they give you helps alot However some places do offer numbing as an option if you prefer, but you would need to ask around to see if anywhere does offer this.
Some doctors use special injections to numb certain areas but I dont know there exact name