One great way of getting rid of the pain and infection that come hand in hand with an infected pierced nipple is a sea salt soak. Body piercings will always be prone to infection given their whole nature. They are essentially a large wound that is willingly inflicted on the body that is held open with a piece of jewelry. Making matters even worse, the body is designed to push out foreign bodies and hence it's nor surprising why a nipple piercing is subject to huge repulsing forces from the body. This makes you susceptible to infection in the wound. To have a sea salt scrub to clean it you'll need dead sea salt and a shot glass.
Start by pouring some hot water into a shot glass, or another small lipped glass. The shot glass is better for curing infected body piercings given that it is able to surround the wound and piercing much more precisely that other kinds of glasses. Use dead sea salt in the water and only add enough to be easily dissolved. Then tip the glass over the wound. Press the glass firmly against the skin and a seal should form to stop the water getting out. Hold the glass there for around five minutes, and this will give the salt the time to clean away dead flesh inside of the piercing.
Then when you have held the shot glass against the wound and piercing for the right amount of time, remove the glass without spilling the dirty salt water. You should then clean your wound and piercing with warm and clean water - without salt. You should use this sea salt soak method twice a day for a piercing infection, once in the morning and once at night. If the infection doesn't clear up in three days, then you'll no doubt have to go and see a doctor about getting some specialist treatment and medication to get rid of the troublesome infection.
Start by pouring some hot water into a shot glass, or another small lipped glass. The shot glass is better for curing infected body piercings given that it is able to surround the wound and piercing much more precisely that other kinds of glasses. Use dead sea salt in the water and only add enough to be easily dissolved. Then tip the glass over the wound. Press the glass firmly against the skin and a seal should form to stop the water getting out. Hold the glass there for around five minutes, and this will give the salt the time to clean away dead flesh inside of the piercing.
Then when you have held the shot glass against the wound and piercing for the right amount of time, remove the glass without spilling the dirty salt water. You should then clean your wound and piercing with warm and clean water - without salt. You should use this sea salt soak method twice a day for a piercing infection, once in the morning and once at night. If the infection doesn't clear up in three days, then you'll no doubt have to go and see a doctor about getting some specialist treatment and medication to get rid of the troublesome infection.
