No. You should never under any circumstances put anything on your piercing such as Peroxide, Alcohol, Neosporin or Bactine. Peroxide, Alcohol and Bactine are very drying to your piercing and the surrounding skin, and will just make the problem worse. Neosporin dries inside your piercing and clogs it, causing a flare up. Regardless of what people may say, the only thing that will fully cure an infected piercing are antibiotics. Other products may mask the symptoms, leading you to believe the infection is gone, but in all reality it isnt. If you think your piercing is infected, see your doctor for antibiotics.
It really depends on where your getting the ear piercing. Tragus, industrial or uncommon ear piercings hurt more then the belly button. If were talking normal lobe piercings, belly hurts more :)
The only time navel piercings really hurt is when you have the needle going through you. After that unless you bump it on things or it gets infected, it shouldn't hurt.
Yellow or slightly greenish discharge is a sign it's infected. Never use peroxide on a piercing. it's way too harsh. I would recommend either using H2Ocean sea salt spray, or Wound Wash. They are both made for piercings and i use H2Ocean on all of my piercings and none of them have been really infected. I purchased H2Ocean at Hot Topic, but you can probably find similar products at a tattoo/piercing shop.
Infection really depends on how you take care of your piercing. But, I'd say that some piercings in the pubic/genital area would be more susceptible to infection.
Theres not much that you can do before or during. Really, it'll only hurt when it starts swelling. Then you just use ibuprofen, warm water soaks, and ice. Belly button piercings are said to be the easiest piercings so don't worry!
Wash the piercings daily with soap and water and rinse them with lots of water after to cleaning. Staying on top of cleaning will lead to happy piercings. You could always follow the written aftercare instructions you received from your professional body piercer of detailed aftercare instructions. If you don't know what it's used for don't use it on your piercings.
Well that all depends on your level of personal hygene. Bathing and cleaning the piercings daily with soap and running water will help avoid infections. Failure to clean the piercings will result in a build up of skin oil and bacteria which can develope into a difficult to fight infection.
All piercings hurt to some extent. It really depends on the persons pain tolerance not really their age. For me, ear piercings are the most quick and painless piercings.
No. The chlorine in the water will not make your piercings get infected. Chlorine is used to in pool water to kill bacteria so there to avoid any infections. Regardless of that, you really should talk to the person that is going to do the piercing and get their professional advice.
no, they sell belly button rings tho if thats what you mean
Theres so many places to get piercings that there really isn't a definite answer. Also depends on if you mean permanent piercings or play piercings.
Not really.....