When you get a new piercing, the apparent desire is for it to heal nicely so you can put fun jewellery in it and show it off. Unfortunately, this is not always the case.
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Regardless of your efforts, the healing process can be a long and difficult process during which your new piercing becomes uncomfortable, infected, and even develops a lump. When this happens, it may feel as if all hope is gone and the only option is to remove it but worry not: there are actions you may do to resolve the issue.
How to get rid of piercing bumps
Stop touching
We understand that new things are tempting to touch just like your new piercing especially if it is your first one but that is prohibited. Frequent touching can cause you to have bumps and make grow bigger.
So if you have a bump on your new piercing area ensure not to touch or sleep on them that way they won’t grow big instead they will disappear.
Use quality jewellries
Using low-quality jewellery can cause irritation, if you notice a bump on your new piercing check your jewellery and change them to quality ones.
Go for appointments
After your new piercing, you should go back for appointments to check if your jewellery is fit and in place, if they are not they will need to be adjusted to avoid you getting bumped or if you already have it will help in making it disappear.
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