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Bleeding, super swollen stretched ears?

I stretched my ears and now one of my ears is bleeding?

  • I started to gage my ears about 5 months ago i kept my 14g in for all that time. i put 8g thinking it be ok. its been three days they feel fine but my left ear is bleeding a bit when i took it out to clean my ear. will i be ok or will there be a blow out :(

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    you should be fine.. stick to the 14g for a month.. then try a 12g and if that goes through pretty good.. wait 1 or 2 weeks and go to 10g.. don't skip sizes.. it's pretty bad.. i skipped 14g and went right to 12g and it stung a bit but when i took it out after 2 days it kind of hurt and started to bleed.. it's fine though.. put some neosporin or something.. i am at size 6g now and my ear is fine.. just don't skip sizes when you just started and when you get to the bigger sizes... cuz you ear might start bleeding again.. ~hope it helped.. sorry its kinda long

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If you don't get a blow out, you'll (at least) have caused scar tissue to from from ripping you rear. Go back to 14g for a few more months and learn to stretch right. Just because you stay at one size for a long time, doesn't mean it's ever safe to skip sizes (especially multiple sizes!).

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It sounds like you ripped it. it'll be ohkay just keep the 8 in it. Don't skip anymore sizes though

Jessica

Why would you stretch your ears out in the first place? And yes, it will be a problem if you continue.

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