What does one do to a infected nipple piercing?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

First, clean the area with warm water and mild soap. You'll need to remove the item inserted in the pierced area so that the infection can heal. Visit an urgent care or E.R. to get an antibiotic. You may need an oral antibiotic plus a topical cream. Physicians may suggest applying a warm (not hot!) compress to the breast several times a day. Soak a washcloth in warm water, wring out the excess water, and lay on the breast. You could lay a piece of plastic (i.e. cut a grocery store bag to make a 4-inch by 4-inch section) over the warm cloth to hold the heat in longer. After using the warm compress, pat dry with a clean cloth (tip: a pair of clean white cotton panties works well), then apply the topical antibiotic.

Although this can be embarrassing to see a doctor for, don't delay seeing a doctor. Skin infections can worsen and you don't want any complications to develop.