Skin growing over infected cartilage!! please HELP?

i got my cartilage pierced wager on in demo and like a hours of daylight after this blister like looking piece formed around the piercing. i went spinal column to the pro who pierced it to switch from a hoop to a studd earring..this was just about a month ago. like a week ago my the cartilage started hurting and i looked at my ear in the mirror and i saw that the blister approaching thing (which be present since i got it pierced) started growing OVER the studd earring (in the posterior of my ear- the front of the ear is fine). i poked thru the skin with the earring and get the earring out from under the skin. the subsequent morning the skin grew almost completely over the earring and its getting harder to keep the skin past its sell-by date. what in the world do i do??

Answers:

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See a doctor. My boyfriend had his eyebrow pierced, same entry happened to him, but the skin grew completely over the stud. The doctor have to cut it out with a scalpel (gross). He be put on antibiotics and was told to maintain the earring out. I am not a doctor but I know blisters on a piercing are not normal, and I wouldn't want you to own the same experience as my boyfriend have. I don't want to tell you do anything that I'm not 100% would abet, so the doctor's would be my best bet.

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You have three option:

Firstly to seek the suggestion of the professional who did the piercing.

Secondly to blindly use a scalpel and try to sort out what belongs and what doesn't.. (this probably doesn't sound knowledgeable, as then there's a trunk infection potential)

Third, go see a healthcare provider, who at lowest can assess the tissue, check for any infection, and at the very least possible refer you to a plastic surgeon, etc. who can help repair devastate with minimal ocular scarring.

Bottom line, it looks close to your piercing has get to go... Thats probably not the communication you want to hear, but thats probably a reality. Six months down the strip, an embedded infected stud earring will credible require the skills of a surgeon, and a lot of cramp and discomfort. Your health is much more prominent than a visual/cosmetic piece of jewelry. Imagine if you let this verbs, and part of your ear get infected, to the point where they involve to remove infected tissue, and then you enjoy a deformed ear for the rest of your life, for want of a piercing.

Be not detrimental and take supervision of you.

Good luck.