Swelling and discharge from piercings is normal in the first few days post piercing. Swelling can last any where from a week to 3 weeks depending on the piercing. Controlling the swelling and maintaining good post piercing care is critical. Discharge of whitish yellow material from the piercing is normal and this too will ease off as the piercing heals. Again keeping the piercing health clean and happy is very important.
Should you experience more swelling, redness and the discharge of green puss with pain and warmth to the touch your piercing is infected and must be treated as soon as possible. See your professional body piercer for assistance as soon as possible.
14g is normal for a male lip piercing, 16g is normal for a female lip piercing.
if it is seeping a lot of white pus then that's not normal but if it is only a little bit then it is okay.You might have white/yellow fluids draining from your piercing and probably forming a crust. That's perfectly fine but pus is not.
14g to 16g is normal for a male lip piercing, 16g to 18g is normal for a female lip piercing.
No it's not normal. Pus means infection.
That just shows that it's healed nicely. However, of there is discharge or pus build up, then there may be a problem.
Never.
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You get over it and face your fear. If you really want a lip piercing, which by the way, makes it difficult to get a job if you are young, then you will face your fears and get it done. The initial pain is only temporary and the healing pain lasts for weeks, it is a big decision. Putting holes in your body is an injury according to your body's defense system. You shouldn't fear the needle, you should fear the infection, the swelling, the soreness and the occasional pus that comes with the piercing. Just a note, pus should NEVER come out of a piercing. Pus is a sign of infection. You probably mean lymph fluid which is normal.
No
normally it takes one-two week for piercing to get normal depending on the body's healing ..
If i have pus on my lip do i pop it or leave it
yes, it is quite normal for the first few weeks or so. as the back of the lip becomes accustomed and stronger, the back of the piercing wont sink in anymore.