Well when the piercing is red, swollen, discharging green puss, painful and warm to the touch, guess what, "it's infected". See your doctor.
If your piercings are red, discharging clear fluid, the piercing appears to be enlarged* (*the jewellery looks like it's floating in space in the piercing), then this is s sign of an allergic reaction, generally due to either the material the piercing was done with or the solution you are using to clean the piercing. Cease using whatever you are using to clean the piercing and see your doctor.
If the piercing appears to be normal skin tone and it's discharging clear fluid with no pain or swelling, guess what, your saliva ducts in your cheeks have been cut by the piercing and you need to see a doctor to have the piercing cauterized closed.
I would rather get 20 ear.Cheek piercings are finicky and can get infected much easier. Ive never had a cheek piercing so i wouldn't know but it sounds quite painful and ears pierced isn't that bad so i would go with ears pierced 20 times
That would be the anti eyebrow.
Actually, no. Oral piercings are among the piercings that rarely get infected; that is, if they are taken care of properly. The piercings that are the most prone to infection are the navel and ear cartilage piercings.
They are typically seen as being really trashy.
Just don't get your cheek pierced. I believe it is a 3/4 inch bar?
The cat is suffering. Take the cat to the Vet and tell him your situation.
well like other piercings it can get infected or it could just keep catching on your clothes
He has one on his cheek i know but thats the onyl one i know of he may have more
Any piercing has a chance of getting infected.
it is alright, you just have to make sure that it won't get infected.
Clean with Betadine or mecuruchrome. Alcohol will delay healing. Rotate the posts or bars two or three times a day. Wash with soap and rinse well if you get anything in them. Your BEST oral hygiene and alcohol-free mouthwash for tongue, cheek or lip piercing. You never want these infected, They can get really nasty. If it does get infected, off to the Doc. You will need anti-biotics.
Retainers are made for practically every piercing imaginable. You just have to buy the right kind.