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Yes, but if there is swelling ibuprofen would work better because it is an anti-inflammatory drug.
Chances are really good that you are, eating, drinking, smoking and or using the wrong product for cleaning and caring for your lip piercing. Foods, beverages and some cleaning products can infact cause swelling of body piercings, this varies from person to person. What works for one person may not work for you. Over cleaning can also lead to swelling, your body needs to "do it's thing" in order to heal a piercing, over cleaning can actually irritate tissue that is trying to heal and promote swelling. Phone your Piercer or better yet go down and see him/her and be truthful when you talk to them, we can see through the lines of misinformation. If your piercer is good they will spend the time to help you out and fix what ever is wrong with the aftercare routeen. Good Luck
I'm pretty sure you'd need to get the tattoo then the piercing, as it could be really hard for the tattooist to work around the dermal, especially if it's new.
No, but you need to have something to work with to lay the piercing out correctly.
Ibuprofen with lysine becomes much more soluble than regular ibuprofen. Basically it will start to absorb and work faster in your body.
Yes. This is because Advil is a brand name for the medication generically known as ibuprofen.
well, i have one(a bio-flex one) and it works beautifully. you cans till see the piercing, but it looks like nothing more than a small pimple unless you are really close.
Paracetamol and ibuprofen work in your body in differant ways meaning that you can take them together, though not recomended. try this: 10am -Ibuprofen 12pm -paracetamol 2pm -ibuprofen 4pm -paracetamol and so on.
Ibuprofen .
*mean? It doesn't really mean anything. It is somewhat popular for gay or lesbian people but having a labret or medusa piercing does not automatically mean this. If you want either of these piercings and you think it will look good, just go for it and work it.
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You can but of course it can close pretty quickly. Also removing and reinserting jewelry frequently can really cause problems. You'll increase the risk of infection for one. Then you will really aggravate the piercing so it won't heal and might even reject, depending on where the piercing is. Try wearing a retainer instead. You can get some clear ones and flexible ones can be more comfortable. If you know you're going have to take it out for work/sports, your best choice is to not get it at all. It'll save you a lot of hassle