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Can Infection Caused After Tragus Piercing Become Septic?

I got my tregus pierced about a month ago. It got pushed into my ear so I went back to the piercing place to have them push it back out. Since then I've bumped into it and havent taken the best care of it. Is it possible for an infection like this to go septic? If so, what should I do?
Mon, 9 Jun 2014
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Thank you for query.It is always better to get ear piercing under the guidance of a doctor now to prevent such complications.By the incomplete history,it may be a simple infection or deeper infection or may be formation of a keloid also.of it is red or painful apply topical antibiotics and consult a doctor immediately for diagnosis and treatment.
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Can Infection Caused After Tragus Piercing Become Septic?

Thank you for query.It is always better to get ear piercing under the guidance of a doctor now to prevent such complications.By the incomplete history,it may be a simple infection or deeper infection or may be formation of a keloid also.of it is red or painful apply topical antibiotics and consult a doctor immediately for diagnosis and treatment.