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Belly button piercing

I have my belly button pierced and I don't want to take it out. I am 27 weeks and the maternity ring I got I'm allergic to the plastic. Does anyone else have their belly button pierced and if so what type of ring do you use? Was thinking about trying a hoop.
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I have mines pierced I took the ring out at 7 months tho because it started stretching but I've had it pierced for a couple years so I doubt it will close up.
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Mine closed but I only had it for like 6 months before I had to take it out
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I had to take mine out because I'm huge and it was stretched to much nd I didn't want it to rip
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It should not close I took mine out my whole first pregnancy and it did not close it was a little hard to push through but you could always stick it through evey couple of days
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I had to take mine off :(
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I got a maternity one. I havent had any issues with it. Maybe look up hypoallergenic ones. I ordered mine from amazon. Has pink feet hanging.
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I had mine. But took it out as soon as i found out i am pregnant. My best friend left hers in and over night while her skin was streching her bellring ripped off. She has a really nasty scar. To me it is not worth it, if my hole decides to close i can always get it re-peirced after.
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