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Bad tongue piercing bleeding??


Question Posted Monday January 13 2014, 10:45 am

I got my tongue pierced 4 days ago and today I noticed it was bleeding - for almost 45 minutes now. Should I remove the bar and just let it heal?
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Xui answered Tuesday January 14 2014, 8:13 am:
If it is bleeding then you need to go back to where you got it pierced and have them remove it. Bleeding is not normal 4 days after it was done, Likely they didn't pierce it right.

Some people just can't have certain areas pierced. I have had my lip, ears, eyebrows and nose done and some worked out and some didn't.

You need to have the tongue piercing taken out

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