The piercing is increasingly practiced. Meanwhile, the dangers of this practice are becoming better known and complications are to be divided into four broad categories. The knowledge may discourage candidates uncertain, the resolute and prudent to get Pierce to seek immediate medical attention if side effects.
Local infectious complications
Local infectious complications account for 10 to 20% of piercings. Those at the ear lobe are the most common because of the "automatic guns" that are difficult to clean and sterilize.
Viral Complications
They are mainly caused by hollow needles poorly cleaned or poorly sterilized.Hepatitis B and C are transmitted by this mode of contamination. The AIDS virus is also transmitted via this route. However, there is currently no formal proof.
Allergic complications
They are mostly contact dermatitis, mainly caused by materials such as nickel, metals malleable and cheap.
Other complications
These are the bruises, bleeding of the tongue and pathological scarring.
As for the location of the complications, they are increasingly varied: the earlobe, lip, nose, eyebrows, nipples, navel, tongue, root of the nose, genitals (scrotum, penis, clitoris, vaginal lips).
In conclusion, if you do not give up, be sure to choose your piercer and make sure it follows strictly the rules of good practice?
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