That would be hypertrophic scar which aspirin will not help. Even strong steroid creams don't help much. It usually requires an injection of a steroid solution into the scar to shrink it down. This should be done by a qualified dermatologist. Some people have a strong genetic predisposition to form thick scars or even keloids when skin is traumatized. I hope this information helps. a dermatologist
Some bleeding is normal. However, if it is excessive or you are unable to get it to stop by applying pressure, you should see your physician for evaluation.
yes you do. if you take it out yourself you may get an infection
Red swollen hot may or may not have blisters
Yes, maybe rarely but if an infection occurs from body piercing or tattooing (which can give you aids/HIV) then you could die. But like I said, this would be rarely a situation.
Sure go for it. Just take good care of the piercing and make sure it doesn't get infected. If you see any signs of infection remove the piercing immediately.
Well if your ear does bleed then make sure that it doesn't get into the piercing which may cause into infection. Put pressure on the bleeding and it should stop and result in a scab. Hope this helps
swelling and bleeding and possibly an infection Different locations carry different risks. Do research on the specific piercing that you want to be sure that you're willing to take the risk :)
You should immediately seek medical attention for the wound incase of infection.
Unlikely, although hitting a vein does increase the chance of an infection.
A bleeding piercing scar could be a sign of infection. Clean the area well with peroxide. If the problem persists, you should have it checked out by a doctor. Some people recommended dabbing the area with sea salt and warm water to clear up the problem.
bleeding is totaly natural for peircings,just be sure to clean it regularly to reduce the risk of infection.
its infected
It depends on how far along in the healing process it is. If it is a very recent piercing bleeding can be common especially if you've bumped it or snagged it on something. If is had appeared to be healing well and began to bleed for no reason, you probably just slept on it in a bad position and the fistula tore a little bit. In the later stages of healing, infection or rejection is more of a concern than bleeding.
Bleeding after getting a new piercing is normal; a piercing is technically an injury & your body will (usually) heal.
no i never
Horrid, try not to get it!
Nerve damage, excessive bleeding due to hitting a vein, blood infection, blood poisoning, Staph infection......... I could go on but I think you get the point here, the human body is not a pin cushion, however when you get a piercing from a professional body piercer you will have a piercing that will heal and look good for a long time without the grief of botching your eyebrow piercing and doing a whole lot more damage than you were counting on. Leave the piercing to the professionals.