What should I do if my ear piercing bleeds?

Ear piercing is a very common thing in modern times. In life, many women like to pierce their ears. Under normal circumstances, ear piercing is very safe, but sometimes some people bleed after piercing their ears. You must not be careless about bleeding from ear piercing. Bleeding from ear piercing may be caused by infection. So what should you do if bleeding from ear piercing occurs? Here are some tips on how to prevent bleeding from ear piercing.

Many female friends encounter bleeding after ear piercing. After piercing the ears, do a good job of disinfection and avoid putting pressure on the ear piercing area to avoid aggravating the infection and inflammation. If your ear piercing bleeds, you should gently apply pressure with a sterilized cotton swab to stop the bleeding.

Some people, after getting their ears pierced, don't pay attention and accidentally touch the wound with their hands, causing bleeding; some people, after getting their ears pierced, don't pay attention to the pierced area when they go to bed at night and sleep directly on the wound; some people, after getting their ears pierced, don't use medical alcohol to disinfect, causing the wound to become inflamed and bleed easily when touched.

For the above situation, the way to deal with bleeding after ear piercing is that it is recommended that you first disinfect the pierced area with alcohol, and then apply erythromycin ointment. Erythromycin ointment is an antibiotic ointment specifically designed for the treatment of wound infections and can effectively prevent wounds from being infected with bacteria.

Alternatively, you can also use hydrogen peroxide, also known as hydrogen peroxide, to clean the wound. Dip a cotton swab in hydrogen peroxide and rub it around the ear hole. These methods are for mild infections. If the condition is serious, it is recommended that you go to the hospital and consult a doctor.

How to deal with ear piercing inflammation:

1. One or two days after getting your ears pierced, the holes may become red, swollen, and yellow fluid may ooze out. This is because the pierced area is allergic to metal. You can apply an anti-inflammatory ointment, such as erythromycin ointment.

2. About a week after getting your ears pierced, the pierced area becomes red, swollen, and painful. This is because you have not replaced the silver ear studs after the piercing, which leads to this phenomenon. Therefore, after getting your ears pierced, you should frequently replace your silver earrings to avoid adverse symptoms such as redness and swelling. For this symptom, you can apply some pain-relieving and swelling-reducing ointment, such as erythromycin ointment.

3. If you feel pain one month after ear piercing, and pus and blood can be squeezed out after removing the earrings, it is because you have scratched yourself or have skin allergies during the ear piercing treatment. You should first disinfect the pierced area with hydrogen peroxide, and then wipe the pierced area with erythromycin ointment.

If you feel pain after getting your ears pierced for a month, can you squeeze out pus and blood after removing the earrings?

4. Two months after getting my ears pierced, the skin around the holes became dry and itchy. The reason for this phenomenon is the infection of allergic bacteria. Maybe you were not careful when you had your ears pierced and did not take good care of the piercing, which led to the virus remaining and causing inflammation. So, you need to go to the hospital and treat the wound there to avoid recurring infection.

Things to note when getting your ears pierced: Nowadays, getting your ears pierced has become a fashion trend, with people decorating their ears with beautiful earrings. We need to know the precautions for ear piercing to avoid ear damage.