Because it is infected. Either you didn't keep it clean or you used cheap metal jewelry in the pierced hole. You need to clean it thoroughly with hydrogen peroxide or alcohol. Then, if you still want to keep the hole, you need to put new jewelry in the hole, but it MUST be either 10K gold minimum or surgical steel. Keep the hole moist with vaseline or antibiotic ointment. AND KEEP IT CLEAN or you'll be reinfected.
That is lymphatic discharge and is normal in any new piercing, this will ease off as the piercing heals and toughens.
The whitish discharge from the piercing is lymphatic matter and will do not harm it's the normal discharge a piercing will create as it's healing.
You will havea white/yellow/clear discharge it is just flushing out anything in the piercing. It's just a sign of healing.
It could actually be normal discharge and not pus. Since I can't see the piercing, the best thing for you to do is to go back to your piercer :)
-yellow/green discharge from piercing -pain or tenderness around the piercing -red, purple, or yellowish discoloration around piercing
6~8 weeks and even longer depending on how the piercing was done. As long as the mater is whitish yellow you are o.k. and that is normal discharge, it will ease up as the piercing heals and becomes seasoned.
Depends on where the discharge is coming from. If the discharge is from the anus, you're ok, but if the discharge is coming from the sex organs, go see a doctor.
That is simply Lymphatic discharge and nothing to worry about, it's the same discharge seen in ear lobe piercing that haven't had jewellery in them for a while. Simply wash the piercings and carry on.
If it's infected, it'll have a discharge, yes.
it is totally normal when you have a tongue piercing to get a kind of discharge, it's the body's way of healing itself. This normally appears for 1-2 weeks. If it carries on see your doctor, but it should heal on its own.
It's not puss if it's whitish in color, if it's clear then you have an issue, if it's green then you have and infection. If the discharge is clear your saliva duct has been pierced and you need to have the piercing cauterized by a doctor and you will loose the piercing. If the discharge is green and the piercing is red then you have an infection and again need to see the doctor to have it looked at. A whitish yellow discharge is normal lymphatic matter and that will ease as the piercing generates a light heal ( about 2 weeks sometimes longer ) the piercing will not be fully healed for several months and can take up to a year to season.
Well it simply means the piercing is healing, that's lymphatic matter. You body generates this as it builds new tissue. So as the healing progresses this discharge will ease off. Just simply irrigate the piercing under running water in the shower and shuffle or rotate the jewellery while rinsing the piercing. There is no need nor should you even use alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, bactine or any other solution on your piercing. That's it, nothing more.