The daith perforation takes between 2 and 3 months to heal, similar to most cartilage piercings. Additionally, the piece of jewelry must never be altered until the piercing is fully healed. Actually, the healing process could be extended (up to 12 to 18 months) due to its type as well as the difficulty of its location. A lot of people alter their daiths using curving barbels (a somewhat difficult) as well as clickers (really simple) Just make sure that you wash your hands thoroughly and that everything is clean before taking the original jewelry off.

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Should not keep spinning and moving the puncture as much as you can. Avoid using alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, and Neosporin to the puncture since they could harm it and hinder the healing process. The patient is advised to be sure to keep all of her hair and products for hair far from the area of the piercing as much as you can.

If you take pliers and bend the piercing (much as a regular nasal ring or cartilage) It’s extremely painful to do this. If you are able to bend the rings enough, you’ll be able to make the Daith cutting into the hole. I suggest getting it done. If the piercing is clear of redness, discharge, and irritation. If such is the case, you may wish to consider switching out your daith jewelry. But be aware that if you change the jewelry you wear, it can cause redness and irritation in areas around or in the channel of piercing for a couple of days following the change because your daith piercing has not completely healed and the new piece of jewelry triggers a reaction. Be aware of your daith piercing, and clean it just like you would after changing to fresh daith jewelry. This will ease the transition to the new jewelry for your body.