Generally you will know your piercing is infected if the following 3 symptoms are present: 1. the openings are red not just pink and may burn 2. the area is feverish 3. there is puss at or coming out of the openings. If all 3 of these symptoms are not present you probably just have a slight irritation and can usually be remedied by going back to the cleansing regimen you used when you first got your piercing for 2-5 days.
The majority of piercing related infections are caused by dirty hands and general uncleanliness. The besy way to prevent infections is to leave the piercing alone and avoid touching or rubbing it.
infections
The same as any other ear piercing I suppose - infections mainly.
scars and infections
Yes, the other dangers is penetrate the cartilage when piercing your septum.
Usually, bladder infections symptoms include having to go a lot, but when you try, not much comes out. Bladder infections sometimes has stomach pain, tiredness, and pain when going to the bathroom.
Some strep infections don't produce symptoms. Some are fatal.
Body Piercing do not cause any "condition" in a medical sense. The adornment of the body by piercing doesn't cause any adverse reaction or event in the body. Failure to look after a new piercing can lead to infections, and reactions when the piercing is incorrectly looked after.
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Well you need to wash the piercing daily, this is what has caused your infection in the first place. Poor aftercare will lead to infections with any piercing. All piercings even healed piercings need to be washed daily when showering to ensure good piercing health. Diluted unscented liquid antibacterial soap lathered up and applied to the piercing and worked into the piercing by moving the jewellery, follow this by rinsing the piercing under warm running water (in the shower) daily will resolve 90% of piercing related infections.
yes
If you do, get an eyebrow piercing, you're vulnerable, to infections. Also, for the first few hours your eyebrow may puff out a bit .. But its all normal :-D