what does getting your belly button periced feel like??
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It doesnt hurt it my opinion. They clamp it down with some kinda tool thats hurts just a little b/c its pinching your skin together but after that you really cant feel the ring go through!!!
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The belly button area is sometimes subject to infection but is more likely a soft tissue injury that you incurred without even realizing it at the time.\n\nCheck for redness, swelling, increased pain, bruising and increased area of tenderness. \n\nIf it's a soft tissue injury, it should begin getting better soon.
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If you put it in wrong, you will feel it.  When a tampon is in correctly, you cannot feel it - so you will know if you have done it incorrectly.\n\n\nTampons are the ideal solution for active girls who play sports and especially swim, and even for other girls they are MUCH more comfortable than pads, they are cleaner than pads, and much more environmentally friendly than pads. \n\nTampons do not hurt, and they are not at all uncomfortable, though sometimes girls are a little bit uncomfortable with the idea of inserting them at first.\n\nOne way to get past your fear of using a tampon, is to become better acquainted with yourself.  Some time when you are not on your period, but before your next period, and when you have some time to be alone, take a few minutes to explore and see what the whole area is about.  This is something that is essential for any girl.  \n\nGet comfortable, use a hand mirror, and with your other hand spread yourself open and look around.  It is not dirty, or ugly, or wrong in any way, it is your body, you should know what it is about and how it works.  When you are comfortable, slip a finger inside a few inches.\n\nNext time you have a period, you will be ready to give a tampon a try, and will have a good idea what sort of experience to expect.  It is different, but it is not bad.  Honestly a tampon is WAY better than a pad ever was.  Don’t feel bad if you don’t get it quite right the first few times you try it – it can take a bit of practice.  Just keep trying until you get it right.  When it is right you won’t be able to feel it at all.\n\nUsing a tampon with an applicator is easier at first, but I think the OB without the applicator is easier, more comfy to put in, and much better for the environment.  You will have to pick for yourself.\n\nWhich ever one you get, follow the instructions on the box, and do not leave it in for longer than the instructions say is safe.
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Jennifer, I'm assuming maybe you haven't started yet? I used to be very afraid of getting it. Now, it's no big deal. You might not even get cramps - some people don't. And you can still do all the active things you would normally do. It's just a little change to get used to, and you will be fine. :)
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HOnest? It hurt like hell- cramps my ass. Childbirth was less painful.  IT took me several days to be able to walk about comfortably- luckily my mom came with and stayed a few days after - and I was already 25 when I had it - sometimes, mom just helps.\n\nDo get help around if you have children, you'll not be feeling up to the normal stuff for days.\n\nThe slough off was , well, like your worst period but ickier.  And you will have cramps at least the first 24 hours.\n\nGood luck, my sympathies, hope it takes care of your problem.
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Maybe you should check it out w/ the Dr. make sure you don't have an infection or pulled something.  My sister-in-law had one and she recommends wearing a girdle to hold your belly while you are recovering.
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the first answer is good.  they are not fun, you will know something is up.  i had one, it made part of my stomach bulge out, by the appendix was where mine was.  you can get them by too much stress in lifting, you blow out a lining inside and what the lining was holding protrudes out.  you would have to get a surgical procedure to fix it
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I had gall bladder surgery 3 years ago. They did it laporscopically which means they went through my belly button and mad 3 small incisions in my stomach. Since it is in the stomach region, they do consider it major surgery, however, after having it I really don't think it is that bad. I stayed in the hospital overnight and then went home the next day. I did have a little pain at the hospital in my back and shoulders because when they pump your abdomen when air so they can work easily around the organs, it leaves tiny air bubbles inside you when they take the air out, so that was uncomfortable but I didn't feel it anymore after 2 or 3 days. My abdomen was really sore and when I walked around it would have a few sharp pains if it jiggled or something but I had some pretty good medicenes that helped me out. The recovery was pretty easy acctually. After a week I was doing really well. I still had pain but not as bad at all. I could start doing things at 2 weeks like going places. And I had to stay on a really low fat diet for about 6 weeks because the gall bladder helps digest fat and since I didn't have that anymore, fat runs through me faster and could make me sick. So after 6 weeks, my body was used to this change and could go back to eating reguarly. Not to say that fatty foods are okay to eat even after the 6 week mark because sometimes I get really bad diarea still (after 3 yrs) because my body doesnt have the gall bladder. All in all I am pretty normal still. I don't even notice a change really. I eat a normal diet so everything is fine. Good luck and don't be scared. It goes smoothly and quickly and you'll be fine.
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consider getting your belly button pierced. it looks awesome. or you could get the bar through your ear they both are awesome. good luck.
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You will get a pain in your naval (belly button) and then it will go to your lower right side.  You will most likely have a high fever and vomiting.  If you have all 3 of these together, get to an emergency room FAST!!!!!!!!!!!  If that thing bursts, you are in a LOT of danger.
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OKay I totally thin kthat it would be a good idea to get a butterfly on ur belly button I just think that would look so cool!!!Hope u like my idea!
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I've had a laparoscopy done three times (though for a different reason) and it was nothing.  I was back at work 24 hours later.  Only tender to touch at the umbilicus...no other discomfort for me.\n\nHow you will feel afterwards is a personal issue as everybody has a different pain tolerance (mine is very high) and a different reaction to anesthesia.
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i have me ears, noes and I once had y belly button pierced.  But to take care of them just make shure you keep it clean, soak it in sea salt, move it around a little bit each day to make shure your skin isn't going to grow on to it.  And if anythng seems wrong call your piercer.  I am planning on getting more piercings later on so that is why I know how to take care of them.
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The easiest way to understand is to consider the part at the belly button.  It is our stomach and our intestines.  A lot of times, though, we simply think of this as our stomach.
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Well my girl friend feels kinda tight in thru her tummy and when it comes to love making it just means getting out the thick blue blanket.\n\nWhen I preform oral stimulation on her, I just have to keep reminding myself not to go downstairs.  But other than that, and the fact that most of the moisture I feel is blood not her c*mming making it wet down there.
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it feels like getting tickled from behind the belly botton.
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Well, for starters, how old are you?  Are you having it done for aesthetic reasons, or do you feel your breasts are very heavy?  When properly indicated, a breast reduction can make you feel very good about yourself!  There are many ways to do it, depending on the current size, YOUR size, the amount to reduce, and so on, but some of the most common features are:\n1. You'll probably have scars around the areola (the dark part  of skin around the nipple), a vertical extension downward, and an extension along the sub mammary crease.  Make sure to ask your doctor what you can do to help these scars as unnoticeable as possible.  Remember that no scar is totally invisible, although they can be very thin and hard to see!\n2. When you wake up after surgery you will probably have at least one drain in each breast.  These are little plastic tubes connected to some sort of suction device.  These help make sure no liquid collects in the breasts.  Your doctor will remove them in a few days.\n3. You'll probably be pleasantly surprised because the procedure usually is NOT very painful at all!  Do take the pain meds prescribed, as your doctor indicates, though.\n4. You may lose some, maybe a lot, of the sensitivity of your nipples.  Make sure to ask your doctor to show you how you can help to regain sensitivity.  With the right stimuli, you can help retrain your nervous system to feel.\n5. Once you wake up from the anesthesia, you'll probably want to touch your breast immediately.  Go ahead, but remember that you'll see the final aesthetic results about six months after surgery!  Be patient, your breasts will need time to heal.\n6. The best candidate for this sort of surgery is the one that is CONVINCED that she wants it done, and wants it for herself, not for husband, boyfriend, or anybody else!  If this is you, if you've decided you want it done to help you feel better about yourself, go for it!\nI hope this has been useful, and best of luck to you!