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The candy itself isn't gonna harm the piercing. Its just that they can be hard/chewy and you could accidentally bite down on the jewelry while eating the candy. Soft candy can even get stuck around the bar and just cause problems. You might have a problem with sucking on candy if our tongue is swollen too. Just be super careful with it :)
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