Contents:
- Medical Video: EAR PIERCING PRANK ON AFRICAN MUM
- Piercing in the navel
- Nipple piercing
- Clitoral piercing
- New piercing
Medical Video: EAR PIERCING PRANK ON AFRICAN MUM
During pregnancy, your skin may become more sensitive than usual. If you feel uncomfortable or uncomfortable, you can take off your jewelry. The location of your piercings also affects. It is recommended to remove all your piercings from the beginning of pregnancy.
Especially if you have navel piercings and you plan to have a caesarean delivery, you should immediately remove your piercings.
Piercing in the navel
If you have navel piercings, you like it or not, you have to take it off. This is because your stomach will get bigger and later your piercings will be pushed deeper and may damage the skin near the navel area. If you want to keep using piercings because you don't want the piercing hole closed again, you can replace it with plastic piercings because the plastic piercings are elastic and you can still use them while on ultrasound.
Nipple piercing
Your breasts will be softer and chewier than usual when you are pregnant, but you are not required to take off your nipples if you want to wear them.
But it's another story if you want to start breastfeeding later. You are required to remove your piercings because otherwise your baby will have difficulty feeding. Your piercing also has the opportunity to hurt the baby's gums and tongue.
If you want to keep your piercings open, just like the case of navel piercings, you can replace your piercings with plastic that you can use when you are not breastfeeding. But sometimes your nipples will feel pain especially early in the breastfeeding period. If this is the case, you should not use any piercings first. Make sure your piercings are always clean to avoid infection.
You will find it easier not to wear any jewelry on your nipples until you wean your baby. But think carefully about whether you will want to keep using piercing again. Frequent snoring is not a good idea, because it can damage the nipple and can cause problems if you are pregnant again and decide to breastfeed your second baby.
Clitoral piercing
Piercing on the clitoris may not have much effect during pregnancy. What might happen is discomfort that may arise because when you become pregnant the genitals become more sensitive due to the flow of blood flowing into your pelvis.
Even if this problem does not occur, it is better to remove piercings in that part before the baby's birth. The risk that might arise is that piercings will be related to when your baby comes out of the womb.
New piercing
If you have a plan to install new piercings, it's better that you wait until your baby is born. All kinds of piercings, however small they are, have an infection effect on you. Sometimes your body seems to "reject" the piercing because your body considers the piercing to be a foreign object. Your piercing can also be difficult to heal. So it's better to avoid making new piercings while pregnant
