It's possible that those lumps are little cysts that occur for some people when they get their ears pierced. They are hard, skin-colored bumps that pop up above the skin and essentially don't go away. They might also be cysts that stay inside, and you can just feel the by pressing your fingers softly against that part of the ear.
In both of those cases, it's ok and there's n ot much to do; they may go away and they may not.
If they are lumps filled with pus, it is definitely an infection. You should probably take out the earring and keep the area very clean until the infection goes down. You may even want to visit a doctor to make sure it's not more serious.
Your earrings are not infected. However the location of where those earrings are place may be. See a doctor
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It depends on the type of piercing. Common signs are soreness, redness, puss and occasionally lumps.
He doesn't. They are plastic caps to cover his pierced ear holes so they do not get infected.
try to clean it with peroxcide no achohol it might be infected so you should just go see your docter
Well, your earrings, not being alive, are probably not infected. Your piercings may be, however. Pain, redness, warmth and swelling are the classical signs of inflammation. If you have those symptoms, then it's fairly likely you have an infection. You can treat it with an appropriate disinfectant such as hydrogen peroxide; if it's severe, you might want to see a physician.
No no you can't take your earring out untill 6-8 weeks. If you take them out in a week they will become infected and start closing up.
Buy self-piercing earrings. These are like hoop earrings except they have a sharp point. You push the earring together a little each day. In a few days you'll be pierced. You have to wash the area with alcohol every day to make sure it doesn't get infected. After the piercing heals you can insert other earrings.
The bump inside of your earring hole is usually an indication that you have dirt, lint, debris or etc, inside of your hole. It should be painless which indicates that it is not infected. You just need to clean your earrings and ears with peroxide or alcohol and stick your earrings in your ear in the reverse, it should push the debris out.
The collective noun for earrings is a pair of earrings.
Because based on 1000's of piercings that is the nominal time period one should wait to change earrings in fresh piercings. because they coud get infected if you don't and in the beginig they need to stay in so the hole doesn't close back up!=) MaDiSoN!!!!
The bump inside of your earring hole is usually an indication that you have dirt, lint, debris or etc, inside of your hole. It should be painless which indicates that it is not infected. You just need to clean your earrings and ears with peroxide or alcohol and stick your earrings in your ear in the reverse, it should push the debris out.