After wearing it for almost a month, the earlobe is still a little swollen and the hole is red. Every time I take out the earring, it will bleed, so it doesn't hurt too much, but it is swollen and red. You didn't let the wound breathe. . . . This has something to do with the earrings you are wearing. Red means there is blood in it. Let it not be red. First, let your ear hole heal. Of course not. Let it go. Other drugs are not important. The most commonly used erythromycin ointment. This is anti-inflammatory. I only use this thing to get my ears pierced. So put this on. Then bring a disinfection stick. At least, don't touch it often. If you are not afraid of pain. It was clean a few days ago. Change the disinfection stick and apply erythromycin every day. . If you are afraid of pain, take it with you. Don't touch it again and don't use alcohol or anything like that. I'm fine with you squeezing out the blood clot. If it's not crowded. Let the wound heal itself, then. During our exchange, blood clots will come out again and again.