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a b Caliendo, Carol; Armstrong, Myrna; Roberts, Alden (2005). "Self-reported characteristics of women and men with intimate body piercings". Issues and Innovations in Nursing Practice. 49 (5): 474–484. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2648.2004.03320.x. PMID 15713179.

The ride home was interesting. The vibration of the train was erotic. Still in full adrenaline mode, I felt myself climaxing. What a rush! My first intimate encounter was also amazing. The touch of his tongue circling my nipple and the bars made for an explosive orgasm, and it has ever since. I’m a put-together, professional caretaker and mother. The thought of this secret being hidden under my clothes is so sexy to me. I’m aroused by the slightest touch or tap, and I would not take them out any time soon!” — Yamil J. "My partner says that they taste like metal." On that note: Since the body knows your nipples are (biologically speaking) for breastfeeding a child, your immune system can create issues, too, Thompson adds. In some cases, your body could reject the piercing (it is a foreign object after all), which typically requires removing the nipple jewelry to avoid a serious infection.Wear loose cotton clothing for the first few months. Tight clothes can prevent the piercing from getting fresh air, which can make bacteria buildup more likely. Tight clothes can also rub against and irritate the piercing, which can be painful and damage the piercing. Also, consider a tight cotton shirt or a sports bra for sleeping. (Again, you don’t want the jewelry getting pulled out.) For itching, Jaliman suggests an over-the-counter hydrocortisone cream. Horvath, Eddie (February 21, 2013). "Piercings". Diversity Studio. Archived from the original on March 13, 2016 . Retrieved August 13, 2013.

Don’t move the jewelry around in the piercing to break off any crusting. Instead, use water and saline solution to soften the crusts and wipe them away. It is recommended that good care be taken to prevent infection by using a piercing professional and good body piercing aftercare. Frequent re-piercings can also damage the nipple and cause complications. It is also recommended that the piercing be healed before breastfeeding. Most body piercing professionals will refuse to pierce a pregnant woman for this reason and because piercing causes stress on the body that could potentially complicate a pregnancy.Thompson, Katherine (May 8, 2009). "Naked Rihanna! Nude Photos Hit Web– With a Nipple Ring". The Huffington Post . Retrieved October 3, 2011. Martin, Jahaan (June–July 1999). "Nipple Piercing: Is It Compatible with Breastfeeding?". LEAVEN. Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA: La Leche League International. 35 (3): 64–65. Archived from the original on 2012-06-04.

Breast Tattoos, Nipple Piercings and Breastfeeding". Pregnancy.org. Archived from the original on September 28, 2011 . Retrieved October 1, 2011. Wash your hands before touching: Dirty hands introduce potentially infection-causing microbes to the wound. Wash your hands every time you plan to handle your new piercing. It may come as no surprise that a nipple piercing passes through the nipple. One might think that nipples offer only a small repertoire of placements, due to their anatomical simplicity. But even something as straightforward as the orientation of the piercing makes a great difference in its expression. A horizontal nipple piercing may convey a sense of ease and stability, while a vertical one has a more energetic vibe. Or how about a diagonal piercing to show off a quirky personality? You’ve got 360 degrees to play with, so find the angle that’s just you. Don’t use drying products: Avoid using products that could dry or irritate skin. That includes harsh soaps, rubbing alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, antibacterial soap, iodine, or soaps that contain dyes, fragrances, or triclosan. Sterile saline solution is the best choice for nipple piercing aftercare, says Siple. Soak the piercing in a sea salt soak at least twice daily. Do this for a few months after the piercing. Put a tiny bit of non-iodized sea salt or a saline solution in a small glass (think shot glass). Then, press the glass against your nipple to immerse it in the solution. Hold the glass there for 5 minutes, then drain the solution. Repeat this process for the other nipple. You can also dip clean cotton balls in the solution and dab them on the nipples.People have practiced body modification for literally centuries, but nipple piercings are a trend that come and go. Wait a minimum of seven to nine months before changing a nipple piercing, Jaliman says, unless you find you’re allergic to the metal in the jewelry. In that case, see your piercer to swap it out—unless, again, you notice signs of infection ( always go to a doctor in that event). What kind of jewelry should I use in my nipple piercing? Your piercer will give you detailed aftercare instructions after you get your piercing. Follow all of these instructions as closely as you can. If you are getting a nipple piercing, you’re probably looking at one of three styles: A ring, a barbell, or a bent barbell. What will my nipple look like if I take it out? Armstrong, ML; Caliendo, C; Roberts, AE (2006). "Pregnancy, Lactation and Nipple Piercings". AWHONN Lifelines. 10 (3): 212–7. doi: 10.1111/j.1552-6356.2006.00034.x. PMID 16792708.