If the piercing is recent, very carefully, once it is healed, you can clean it as usual.
About 10-15 minutes
It may be wise to avoid such activity until the piercing has healed.
It depends. If the piercing has migrated or had an advanced infection, then there can be significant scarring. If the piercing healed smoothly and has never had a problem, the scarring should be slim, like a tiny dot.
No. Especially not while its new. Removing and reinserting the jewelry will not only hurt, but irritate the piercing. After its healed, just do whatever you'd like!
A healed nostril piercing that is fully healed and taken care of properly posses no threat to patient health on the provision that cross contamination protocols are followed. Which is to say wear a mask when you need to be over a patient for any extended period of time, I.E. dental assistance, nurse etc Healed piercing present no hazard in the work place to patients or anyone else for that matter.
Yes, you can, but it hurts if you just had it done. Other than that, it doesn't hurt at all! It just feels weird doing it the first few times because you have to work around your nose ring and be very careful with it, and this is just after piercing it. Once it's healed, you won't feel anything at all; it's just like picking your other nostril. Of course, once you are fully healed, you can remove the piercing to clean the jewelry and the nostril if you desire.
Nosebleeds are not a sign of HIV. Nosebleeds are a common human complaint.
If you just got your ear pierced on Saturday, and its now Monday and the back of your nose ring fell off, find a saline solution and clean the nose piercing, and do not try to insert a new nose ring before your piercing is well healed.
It is called a nose piercing.
yes, the chlorine will infect the inside of the piercing. Not to mention all of the germs floating around in whatever body of water you are swimming in. although, if you've only had the piercing for 2 weeks, when you take it out, it will instantly heal seeing as you've not given it enough time to heal. so technically, if you take it out and go swimming an hour later or something, it will have healed up, so it'll be like there was never a piercing :/
Yes, you can use ear piercing cleaner on a nose piercing.