How long does it take to recover from hitting the ear bone?
How long does it take to recover from ear piercing on the ear bone? It depends on whether there is secondary infection after ear piercing, or whether the body's own resistance has a certain relationship. If there is no local redness, pain, pus and other symptoms after ear bone puncture, and the body resistance is strong enough, the pain may disappear completely in about 10 days. If the ear bone is perforated without timely care, the body's resistance is relatively weak, and in the case of local inflammation, the recovery time may be prolonged. To actively control inflammation, use iodophor or alcohol to disinfect the local area. At this time, the recovery time may be longer, and some may be as long as 1 month.
How long can I change the earrings after playing them?
You can change the earrings about a week or two after you finish them. When the local wound has not fully recovered in a short time and the ear nail can rotate, wiping the local area with normal saline can play a certain role in sterilization and anti-inflammatory to avoid local infection. Most of them are replaced after one week. Change the earrings into silver ornaments. If the recovery is slow, you can wait two weeks.
What should I do if my ear hurts?
It hurts to hit the ear bone, which is also a normal reaction after the operation. If the pain is unbearable, you need to take oral painkillers, such as diclofenac sodium tablets or tramadol tablets or ibuprofen sustained-release capsules. If local swelling occurs, it needs to be treated with anti-inflammatory drugs, such as oral amoxicillin and clavulanate potassium tablets. The wound needs to avoid contact with water as much as possible, and it usually takes about a week to gradually recover. At the same time, the diet needs to avoid spicy food.
What is the reason for the pain in the ear bone?
Ear piercing may not be done properly, which will lead to infection by ear piercing, and then the skin will be red and swollen, or the auricle cartilage will be hit, which may cause cartilage infection or even necrosis, leading to auricle deformation. Therefore, if the skin around the ear hole is red and swollen, or there is too much secretion, or even an abscess is formed, it is necessary to take off the ear studs or earrings in time, because there are foreign bodies, and the inflammation can only become more and more serious. After removing the ear studs and earrings, if the degree is not serious, they can be disinfected with medical alcohol. If the pain is severe, it is best to go to the hospital for treatment, oral or intravenous anti-inflammatory drugs, and local wound treatment. It is recommended to go to a hospital or a regular qualified plastic surgery place to have your ears pierced, and try to avoid using a laser gun to make your ears pierced, which may easily cause keloids and scar hyperplasia around the earlobe or ear hole.