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**AlteredStateGrl** · 08-01-2009, 02:13 PM

I'd just use a cotton ball with some hydrogen peroxide a couple times a day. Twist/turn the earring itself (both directions) while doing so as well and a couple times throughout the day. If they get all itchy and red, put a little bit of antibiotic ointment on there, like neosporin. Don't take out the studs for a month or a bit longer.

That's just my .02. Sounds like you're doing pretty good with what the dude suggested.

Edit - If it were me, I'd hold off on the headphone awhile.

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AlteredStateGrl (òÓ,)_\,,/ Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Where Trouble Melts Like Lemon Drops High Above the Chimney Tops... Posts: 10,445 Thanks: 2,135 Thanked 1,783 Times in 1,089 Posts	I'd just use a cotton ball with some hydrogen peroxide a couple times a day. Twist/turn the earring itself (both directions) while doing so as well and a couple times throughout the day. If they get all itchy and red, put a little bit of antibiotic ointment on there, like neosporin. Don't take out the studs for a month or a bit longer. That's just my .02. Sounds like you're doing pretty good with what the dude suggested. Edit - If it were me, I'd hold off on the headphone awhile. __________________ The sweetest kittens have the sharpest claws.