Well the piercing needs to heal, this can take up to a year for a piercing to become seasoned (this is when you can remove the jewellery for a few hours and not have an issue putting it back in). Average heal time can vary from piercing to piercing from 4~6 weeks for some and other a lot longer. Light heals are not considered "healed" and can be damaged by removing the jewellery too soon. The piercing can close and you may not be able to replace the jewellery once the piercing has shrunk. To get the jewellery back in place you may need to see a professional body piercer to have the piercing tapered open and the jewellery put back in.
a few days.
usually 3-6 months.
a week at most
I'd say 2-3 months. And clean after of course.
It depends on how long you have had the ring. I got my belly button peirced when I was in high school but my coach let me tape it down and by the time competitions came around it was healed enough to be out for a few hours... if it has been over 6 months I would imagine you are fine.
It depends on how long you had it in. ( a week yes probably.. 5 months no)
Your body had healed around the ring to such an extent that it will take a long time to, if ever, close. Besides accepting the fact that your body peircing is at least semi-perminent and putting another ring in the existing hole, there is nothing you can do to speed healing.
As long as you have a belly button you can get your belly pierced. Remember that you're doing it for you and not anyone else or their opinions.
No you have to wait at least six months my sister has one and she has to wait six months.
The best way to throw a person out of the ring is to get to the ropes (back toword it), then use the (belly to belly suplex) when your back is toword the ropes to toss your opponet out of the ring. you have to be so close to the ring ropes to work.
No way to tell. It depends on your body really. I wouldn't risk it though. I would get a clear glass or acrylic retainer. 9 months isn't very long for a surface piercing to heal.
3 to 6mths..it also depends how your belly button react