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Learn about body piercing for the nipple, clit, female genital tongue, prince albert, penis,ear, hood, monroe, nose, pussy lip, belly button, oral, labia, industrial, septum, vagina, navel, frenum, corset, exotic, eyebrow, surface, dick.

Information on the dangers and healing suggestions are provided at the following links. This information is not a substiture for medical care and a licenses physician should be consulted incase of any infections.

The dangers of piercings and infections can vary slightly from piercer type or piercing. For piercings we suggested these aftercare and healing guidelines:

Body piercing information on pierced lobe, surface, eyebrow, clitoral - clitoris, female genital, female clitoral hood, female labia (inner), female labia (outer), labret lower lip, labret medusa, labret monroe (aka madonna, crawford), lip piercing, navel information, nipple information, nose aftercare, nose information, prince albert piercings, rook, snug, tongue - tounge web, tragus, transverse and lobe.

Here is the minimun of what you need to do: Revisiting the piercer for an evaluation at any time, if needed Practicing good hygiene Following the recommended aftercare guidelines Taking sufficient supplement tablets Iron, Zinc Be aware of you piecing and avoid the following: Contact between the new piercing and another person's skin or bodily fluids Excessive and unnecessary touching of the piercing, especially with unwashed hands Smoking and drinking alcohol (in the case of oral piercings) Exposure to irritating substances such as cosmetics, perfume, lotion, some topical ointments, etc. Immersion in chemically-treated pool water, or natural water (i.e. lakes, rivers, streams, and oceans) which contains bacteria, protozoa, and parasites

When there is a problem, it is usually infection during the healing phase of the piercing. Skin bacteria is almost always the culprit---typically not from the piercing procedure itself but from contact during aftercare.

Piercers generally advise using a sea salt rinse (1/4 teaspoon per 8 oz./250 ml of distilled or boiled water) (proportionate mixes are marketed and sold by some companies) or a medical saline rinse, which could be placed in a small glass and held on the piercing for about 10 minutes, not more than twice a day. The solution could also be soaked into a cotton ball and used to gently cleanse the piercing twice a day. Regular table salt can be subsituted for sea salt which in it's most expensive forms contains many impurities.

Overcleaning and use of inappropriate cleansing agents are common causes of irritation and redness in a piercing. Cleaning the piercing 2-3 times a day should be sufficient. Epsom salt diluted in water is also very effective in the healing process or when swelling and pus, or other signs of a possible infection develop.

Body piercing for the nipple, clit, female genital tongue, prince albert, penis,ear, hood, monroe, nose, pussy lip, belly button, oral,labia, industrial, septum, vagina, navel, frenum, corset, exotic, eyebrow, surface, dick.

Antitragus Catrilage Cheek Conch (inner) Conch (outer) Daith Eyebrow Female - Clitoral Hood Female - Clitoris Female - Forchette Female - Labia (inner) Female - Labia (outer) Helix Industrial Labret - Lower - lip Labret - Medusa Labret - Monroe Lip Lip Web (AKA Gum) Lip Web (AKA Gum) Lip Web (AKA Gum) Lobe

Male - Amphallang Male - Apadravya Male - Dydoe Male - Frenum Male - Guiche Male - Hafada Male - Lorum Male - Prince Albert Navel Nipple Nose - Bridge Nose - Nostril Nose - Septum Orbital Rook Snug Surface Tongue Tongue Web Tragus Transverse Lobe Lingerie