How long does your tongue stay swollen after getting it pierced?

How long does your tongue stay swollen after getting it pierced?

If there are no complications, complete healing usually takes around 4–6 weeks. If there is still swelling after a month, or if the piercing becomes painful or swollen after a period of seeming fine, this may signal an infection or other problem.

What not to eat when you get your tongue pierced?

During the first three to four weeks of healing it is important to be realistic and use common sense with your tongue piercing. Avoid things such as spicy foods and foods that are high in citrus. High citrus foods and drinks include, oranges, orange juice, lemon, etc. For the first few days start with softer foods.

Should I take out my tongue piercing?

The answer is yes, your oral health will improve when you remove a tongue bolt. In addition to pain, tongue piercing is associated with other risks. The bolt can chip your teeth or cause tooth sensitivity. It can also cause your gums to recede from your teeth.