Clark, M. For a C-section, even plain old earrings must be removed. A review in the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists Journal questioned the safety of placing an epidural through tattooed skin, saying the needle could pick up the dye, spread it to the spinal canal, and potentially cause problems.
Although such dye transfer is indeed possible, patients have yet to report health complications stemming from it. If your anesthesiologist is able to place your epidural in an area of skin without ink, she will. Hoskins says. You may be surprised to find that milk is expressed from your nipple and also through the hole of the piercing! By Tamekia Reece March 24, If you've never stretched before, read up on it so you can do it safely as possible.
Go slow and lots of ear lube, heh. I know they say no new piercings, but stretching the ones you already have, is that allowed? Add Friend Ignore. Zbornak 1 child; Moncton, New Brunswick posts.
Traci Powell 2 kids; South Carolina posts. Katelynnn 2 kids; Texas posts. Back when I was pregnant with my son I had several piercings including a septum. I would get comments all the time about, "the baby is going to rip that out", "the baby will pull on that", "will you take that out when you have the baby" I didnt take it out and I just laughed at them. My son loves my nose ring. While I dont wear it now because I lost my ring and havent bought a replacement, I got looks when I was pregnant, after I had my son it got worse.
I think because I live in the bay area and times are changing, I dont get as many comments now. I get a lot of compliments. I have a neck tattoo of my husbands lips and my sons name on my wrist. Many comments about how beautiful they are and such good work, even with my prego belly. I hate when people assume because how you look and what you have done to your temple, they automatically know what kind of parent you will be.
My ears are gauged 00 right now, no one has said a word about them. Everyone is different when it comes to their jewelry and it often becomes a matter of personal choice as to when you remove your piercings or if you choose to leave them in for the duration of your pregnancy. Many women opt for the safest route and choose to remove their piercings during their pregnancy.
The jewelry in nipple piercings can often be left in place throughout the entire pregnancy, but should be removed if you plan on breastfeeding the newborn. This is because the jewelry can be a choking hazard should a bead fall off or your jewelry fall out.
You can see a piercer about jewelry options that are easy to remove and put back in for the duration of breastfeeding.
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