Get a new ring, or if it's just that rings are uncomfortable for you, get a stud.
Yes. Its fine for it to be a bit sore
No. Especially not while its new. Removing and reinserting the jewelry will not only hurt, but irritate the piercing. After its healed, just do whatever you'd like!
Only being able to see the existing piercing can allow one to say if it would be healed enough to get it repierced in that time period.
All piercings hurt.
Yes. It usually hurts to change any piercing for the first time. Make sure that your new jewelry is internally threaded. External threading can scratch up the inside of your piercing and cause more pain/bleeding. Save the external threading for when it's really healed.
A new piercing and you want to dive on it? Yes it will hurt the piercing.
Yes, you can, but it hurts if you just had it done. Other than that, it doesn't hurt at all! It just feels weird doing it the first few times because you have to work around your nose ring and be very careful with it, and this is just after piercing it. Once it's healed, you won't feel anything at all; it's just like picking your other nostril. Of course, once you are fully healed, you can remove the piercing to clean the jewelry and the nostril if you desire.
Well it all depends on how you handle pain. I handle pain good so mine didn't hurt. When my Helix is healed i am getting my second ear lobe holes and then after that i am getting my industrial piercing with is a bar across your ear. (cartilage piercing). If it hurts to get your helix done don't get another cartilage piercing don't get an industrial if you ever want it cause it goes through your ear twice so its twice the pain.
Once I was finished piercing her tongue I went home. The sound was so piercing it hurt my ears. His comment was piercing and hurt my feelings. I watched him piercing each piece of meat with a skewer to make the kabobs.
You should clean your nose piercing with antibacterial (Dial) soap twice a day for the first week that you have it. After that first week, reduce cleaning to once a day. Be sure not to overclean as you can cause moderate to severe irritation to your piercing.
Mine did!!
As the piercing gets older and more healed you will get "stitches" from it on occasion. This is the tissue settling in and healing, short lived occasions of mild pain or twinges lasting a few moment to being uncomfortable for a few hours. It's not uncommon and happens with all piercings. This is part of the piercing toughening up and nothing to worry about.