well if it's closed then there is nothing you can do..but if you can somehow get a piece of jewlery back into it follow these directions...
/ 1) Clean your lobe piercing twice a day for the next 3 days, once in the morning and again at night. You can do this in the shower or bath but you must always rinse the piercing out using fresh running water.
1a) Shampoo, Conditioner, Soap-up and Rinse off using your normal bath products. We don’t want any other cleaning or grooming products to enter a piercing we are trying to clean. Leave cleaning your cartilage piercing as the last thing you clean before exiting the shower or bath.
1b) Using your Soft Soap brand liquid anti-bacterial soap apply a small amount to your hand and lather it up. Once lathered, apply this to the lobe piercing and jewellery, working it around the piercing by rotating the ring or shuffling the stud. Once the Soft Soap is in the piercing wait a few moments then rinse the piercing in running water again rotating the ring or shuffle the stud to ensure all the soap is out of the lobe and piercing.
1c) Come out of the shower or bath and towel dry, but use a tissue to dry the ear lobe piercing out thoroughly (towels can retain bacteria and should not be used on new or fresh piercings)
After 3 Days
Follow the above steps 1a through 1c only once a day for the next three to four weeks. Between actual cleanings you may rotate the ring or shuffle the stud only under running water after you have soaped up and rinsed off and don’t intend on using any other cleaning or grooming products.
After 4 Weeks
Follow the above steps 1a through 1c only once every 2 or 3 days for the next three to four months. Over cleaning is the number one cause of irritated piercings, striping the natural skin oils will tend to dry the cartilage piercing out causing it to look red and irritated.
Things Not to Do with New Cartilage Piercings.
Do Not use Epsom Salts, Table Salt, Betadine, Tea Tree Oil, Polysporin, Neosporin, Bacitracin, Bactroban, Bactine or any other topical solution or ointment on your piercing what so ever. These products are not for use on Puncture Wounds! If it’s not listed on the above aftercare guide don’t use it on the piercing!!.
Do Not use Sun Block, Sun Tan Lotion, Baby Oil or any other skin care product on a new or unseasoned piercing.
If you think you have trouble with your piercing contact your piercer and NEVER remove the jewellery from a suspected infected piercing
2007-10-05 09:55:56
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answered by ∞ZoMB!E∞ 5
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you're able to be able to desire to have a nickel hypersensitive reaction. allergies reason swelling of the floor trapping bacteria all of us have on our dermis and the trapped section multiplies inflicting an infection. many times Staph that's many times discovered on the floor. The liquid you spot is pus weeping from the an infection. you're able to see a doctor who could provide you an antibiotic to take via mouth besides as some solid prescription ointment. in case you are able to't have the money for to work out one. attempt wiping ears various circumstances an afternoon with peroxide and stick to with Neosporin OINTMENT. The ointment will save the piercings moist so as that they don't close. whilst extra powerful attempt using in elementary terms nickel loose jewelry. (aim has them) Even Sterling Silver, a metallic, contains some nickel. Your different decision is 14k white or yellow Gold. returned 10 ok contains some nickel. solid success!
2016-11-07 08:57:54
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answered by ? 4
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IF IT'S ALREADY CLOSED, DO NOT TRY TO RE-OPEN IT, AS IT MAT KELOID!
2007-10-05 10:33:36
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answered by Iris J 1
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