What to do if the earrings cannot be removed

Many people will face the situation of being unable to remove earrings after wearing them for a long time. In this case, you cannot remove them forcefully, otherwise it will cause serious damage to your ears. Especially if the earrings are stuck in the middle of your ears, you can use medical alcohol to disinfect them before removing them. This way the effect will be better. You can also try to wipe them with some warm water.

Method 1

If the ear stick is stuck in the ear, wipe the wound with a cotton swab dipped in medical alcohol, wash your hands and squeeze out the pus repeatedly, then try with a longer plastic stick. If the front stick is still inside, use the long stick to push it out, then apply anti-inflammatory ointment and be careful not to get it wet to prevent water from seeping into the wound and hindering healing.

Method 2

If there is a scab on the ear hole, you can first apply some alcohol to the ear hole and slowly rotate it while moistening it. It can be removed gradually. If the ear hole is a little inflamed, red and swollen, you can rinse it with clean warm water (not cold water), dip a little salad oil (just a little) on a cotton swab, wipe it on the earring area, and it will slowly come out. After taking it off, be sure to disinfect the ear hole and apply some chloramphenicol ointment if necessary.

If the buckle on the back of the newly pierced ear is too tight and cannot be removed, you should first clean the pierced ear with alcohol (can be drinking white wine) or hydrogen peroxide (available in pharmacies) to make it sufficiently moist. If there is any stolen property, dispose of it first. Press it at the back to remove it. It will be a bit painful though. Or let someone else take it out slowly; use both hands to hold the front of the earring with one hand and use the other hand to take the plastic tray. Disinfect again after completion. Apply some erythromycin eye ointment to the ear hole. It is recommended to wear sterling silver earrings to prevent inflammation.

To remove the earring, turn the earring to loosen the plug at the back slowly.

When I first got my ears pierced, I also used a hard pull, and my ears would bleed every time. So please take good care of your ears.

Iron stopper

As for the iron plug, it is safer. Have you noticed that there is a groove (a small sunken circle) at the last part of the earring needle? This groove is to ensure that the iron plug does not fall off. When you remove the iron earring plug, the most important thing to pay attention to is the groove. When wearing it, first push the plug to the place where the groove is (the direction must be aligned, the iron plug can easily go through the outside of the buckle next to it...) and then slowly push it towards the ear, and push it until it is close to the ear. Don't push it too tight, it will hurt your ear and it is not good for blood circulation.