You should eat at least a hour before getting any piercing, this keeps your blood sugar in check and will prevent fainting. Fainting will occur when your blood sugar goes low (this doesn't mean you cram sugar into you before the piercing).
Due to nerves and stress related to the whole concept of getting a piercing, this can naturally burn sugar from the system at a very high rate in a short period of time. Known as the fight or flight response, the body generates two chemicals adrenaline and endorphins, the formation of these two chemicals will throw the naturally balanced blood sugar out of whack for a short period of time.
This is what causes the head zooms, the flushed feeling and in extreme cases the tunnel vision, fuzzy hearing and eventually the fainting. Fainting is a biological "reset" where the body sort of shuts down and restarts ( techies refer to this as a warm reboot...lol). Nothing to be worried about if you have eaten a balanced meal about a hour before the piercing and you relax and breath. Listen to your piercer and all should be fine.
This means you are piercing your navel .. navel is the phrase for the area above the actual belly button** ( **other wise known as the umbilical knot)
No, it is not more likely that a non T-shaped belly button will eject a piercing when compared to a T-shaped navel.
it means to have a belly button (navel) piercing, whether its to have on or to get one done
A navel is the area around the "belly button" otherwise known as the "umbilical knot". When people refer to a "belly button" piercing they are actually referring to a "navel" piercing.
Well it looks like a navel piercing with a navel gem barbell or a captive bead ring in it.
Yes, Miley Cyrus does have a navel piercing.
To be honest... I've never seen anyone with an "outie" belly button piercing... when I got mine done the first thing they ask was to see my belly button... so
Navel piercing effects your growth about as much as cutting your hair does....... No effect at all.
Ahhh No. You need to have the piercing for a minimum of a year to be able to walk around with a pierced navel without having jewellery in it.
A navel piercing can take anywhere from six months to a year to heal completely.
If it hangs or dangles chances are good that it will retain a piercing. Placing the navel piercing off to the side will be problematic for aftercare and irritation during the healing process. If you haven't had a navel piercing before then stay with something that is simpler to care for and will give a result a navel piercing is supposed to give.
A Navel is your belly button.