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I had mine done by a "pro" and it bleed like crazy and sometimes out of no where. I found out that this happens to some people when they eat foods that are acidic like apples, pineapple and so on. So i was told to clean it 4 times a day with a 1/4 ratio of peroxide and water and apply polysporin. That should help. If not go see your doctor, who is there to help you.

Actually it is normal for it to bleed a bit. You should NEVER clean it more than twice a day as cleaning it more will just make it worse. Also do not use polysporin or peroxide; use spectro jel if possible as it is the best thing to clean it with. This is directly from my piercer

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