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Piercings while pregnant?

Hi Ladies , im 22weeks now and my Birthday is coming up soon "next month" lol .. And on my birthday i would usually go out with my best friend but cant this year because im with child .. So i was thinking of getting a piercing instead!.. My question is has anyone been pregnant and had good results ? Is it really necessary to wait until you have the baby?
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It's best to wait. Piercings can introduce infection to the body and that's not good when you're pregnant! Get it done after x
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Idk.... best to ask your Dr.

My sister was 35 weeks pregnant when she got a tattoo,  a big one at that. The tattoo artist knew she was pregnant and didn't say anything.  Of course she checked with her Dr first. She baby is now 7 almost 8 months, she's fat + healthy and no labor, birth, for pregnancy complactions.  Professional is the key. Don't do it outside of a professional place. Keep area clean. Following exact instructions given.  And again ask your Dr first.
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Majority will not Pierce a pregnant person. It puts stress on your body and affects the baby.
Can also cause a easy quick infection and will harm Baby as well.
I wanted my nose done while I was pregnant and they told me no even the dr and this is what I was told
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I was thinking my tongue .. I plan on going back to work so nun visible
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Why would you even think about getting a piercing while prego?????
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What do you wanna get pierced? I know some people won't pierce a pregnant woman but I think it depends on what you are getting pierced
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Majority of piercers will not pierce you while you are pregnant, the same goes with tattoos. Because there is such a high risk of infection when getting a piercing, especially in pregnant women because your immune system is lowered due to baby, it's best to wait until after you've had the baby and had time to recover.
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