Ear Bleeding After Piercing Novels & Stories

“You mean… before? It was just a stomach bug or something?” “Probably from the kids,” she said and went to my other ear. “Do you want to keep the piercings?” I looked down. “I… don’t really know.” She nodded. “Tell you what. If you decide you don’t want them sometime down the line, take your earrings out and leave them out for at least a month. The holes should start to close up then.” I nodded. “Okay.” She treated my other ear, cleaning the earring in a glowing solution before putting something else in my ears. She put the cleaned earrings in a little cloth pouch and handed them to me.

With it still trickling, I put a simple bandage over it. I look down at my shirt. It’s soaked in crimson. I changed and rushed out of the apartment while holding a napkin to my ear. I hurriedly walk the two blocks to the clinic without waiting for the bus. I check in, and the nurse hands me gauze and some meds to help staunch the bleeding. But it takes forever to be seen, and entering the exam room, there waits the same doctor, whose name I can’t remember. “How did you do this?” the doctor asks, looking over my ear.

in quiet tone. “You are not. We need to check with the nurse’s office about this. You are bleeding behind your ear.” “I’m bleeding?” “Selena, yes. You’re in pain. How are you able to injure yourself when you don’t even have nails?”

Why is she crying? I think it’s the sight of the blood that’s upsetting her. Without thinking, I grab a pair of shorts and strip off the towel, ready to wipe the blood from my forehead. Did I hurt myself there, too? Maybe when I slammed my head against the wall? I touch the spot, but there’s no pain. It’s just the blood. My hands are what hurt—the sting of the piercings, the throbbing in my palms. I wipe at my forehead again, trying to clean the blood off, but it just smears.

Even if they didn’t want to help them, I hoped that my scream was enough to haunt them and get them to run toward me and get me out of there. “Please! Somebody.” Sweat started to pull out of my pores all of a sudden, and I slowly raised my hand towards my ears that trickled. I brought my hand back from my ear and gasped when I saw what it was. Blood. I was bleeding from my ears, and this was it. Before I could make another call for help, I started to cough without end. I tasted the iron that poured out of my throat and into my mouth which I spat on the floor as I started to bleed internally.

“He cried immediately.” “That’s good.” They cleaned the blood, gently at first, then more thoroughly. Lior sniffled, his eyes red, his lower lip trembling. “Is he going to be okay?” I asked. The doctor nodded. “It appears to be a minor nasal injury. No fracture. Children bleed a lot from the nose. It doesn't look worse than it is.” My knees nearly gave out in relief. “Thank God,” I whispered. They kept us for observation anyway. Thirty minutes then an hour.

Cold enough to make her instinctively pull her hand away. “What is…” A thin line of blood appeared beneath one nostril. At first, it looked insignificant, no more than a trickle. Then another stream emerged from his other nostril. Someone in the crowd pointed. “He’s bleeding.” The blood continued to flow, creeping over his lips before dripping onto the concrete. It wasn’t the bright crimson red she expected. It was darker. So dark that it looked almost black against the pale gray pavement. A woman covered her mouth. Another stepped backward, clutching her purse to her chest.

I ordered, as my gaze moved between the stats and the bleeding. Slowly his stats started to improve and there wasn’t nearly as much blood as there had been. Releasing the air, I had been holding, I held out my other hand and asked for the clamps. With the bleeding now under control, I was able to see that it had been a blown blood vessel, nothing that I couldn’t easily repair.

"That must hurt. Are you bleeding? It's still red." I saw my name was a little swollen, and I guess it must still be oozing blood. "What?" Nuri looked at me quizzically. "I put some plant ointment on there this morning. Now it's green. Can't you see the color?"

I applied body lotion and face cream before measuring new piercings. In the left ear I placed one each on the lobe, upper lobe, and orbital. On the right are two helixes and a snug. I couldn’t help but marvel at the beauty of their reflection. They are a good thing for my ears, especially since my skin is white. I smiled and sprayed Chanel N ° 5 which Bernice also gave me. I glanced once more at myself in the mirror before smiling as I left the room. I went to the dinning room to find something to eat, when I heard a noise in the garden area.