Aspirin on piercing

Does Aspirin paste work on a nose piercing bump? If you've recently pierced your nose, you want it to heal as quickly as possible.

Your body piercer may have told you to clean your piercing regularly. However, you may have noticed that you're developing a bump around the piercing.

H2Ocean can be used to treat a nose piercing.  To use H2Ocean for nose piercing aftercare, apply it at least two times daily, ensuring that the area around the piercing is gently cleaned.

Most piercers do not recommend using a stick Aspirin paste or a thin Aspirin paste around a piercing. This is because aspirin may cause irritation to the skin. It's safer to use H2Ocean to clean your piercing.

Aspirin paste alternative - clean your piercing with H2Ocean

How to treat molluscum

  Essential oils for molluscum have been shown to help with the lesions. Studies done on children show that applying essential oils to the skin can help to treat the lesions.

Is tea tree oil safe for children?

Tea tree oil is safe for children when it's used as recommended. Pediatricians who suggest using tea tree oil to treat fungal infections in children do not recommend it for children who are younger than 6 months.

The effects of using essential oils such as Australian lemon Myrtle oil on molluscum has been studied in children with an mean age of 4.6 years. No adverse effects have been reported. Children involved in the study were affected by this viral illness for at least 5 months prior to treatment with essential oils.

Tea tree oil can be applied to the skin on infants who are older than 6 months. However, it should be patch tested. You should also dilute tea tree oil with a carrier oil such as coconut oil.

Australian lemon Myrtle oil is one of the essential oils for molluscum that works. Tea tree oil is another essential oil for molluscum that can be applied to the skin children and adults.

Why use tea tree oil or Australian Myrtle lemon oil for molluscum treatment?

Using tea tree oil or Australian lemon Myrtle oil for molluscum treatment is less painful for a child than other methods of treatment. It does not involve tissue destruction and it is effective. Studies done on children who had a 10% solution of Australian lemon Myrtle and olive oil applied to their skin once daily showed a 90% reduction in lesions after 10 days.

Sources

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15183850/

Can cortisone be used on piercings?

 Cortisone cream for nose piercing bumps

Cortisone cream can be applied to a nose piercing that's a little bit swollen, in order to help reduce the swelling. If there is just a small swelling around your piercing and there's no foul odor, the swelling could just be caused by trauma such as your piercing getting snagged on clothing. Sometimes your body can also react this way because the jewelry is irritating it.

Using cortisone cream for nose piercing bumps and other types of piercings can help in some cases. Ensure that you follow your  body piercer's instructions and clean your fresh piercing regularly, in order to help prevent infections. 

What are the signs of an infected nose piercing?

If your nose piercing has become infected it will often look red and feel painful. The area around the piercing will also be swollen.

You may notice blood or pus coming out of the piercing if it's infected. Infected piercings can also cause you to feel feverish or just have a general feeling of not being well.

Does using cortisone cream for a nose piercing bump work all the time?

Using cortisone cream for a nose piercing bump will not always work. In fact, it can work against you if it's gotten infected. If you've already tried a saline solution such as H2Ocean and it hasn't worked, you should see your doctor. You don't want the infection to become so bad that it causes more painful damage to the tissues in your nose.

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