Piercings

I do have body piercings two nipple rings and a Prince Albert. Two years ago I had to get a physical for a new job and it was a long physical. My doctor was a female with a female nurse and it was time for the hernia check and the doctor almost flipped out when she saw a ring in my penis head. She started lecturing me in front of the nurse about how bad that was for me and was physically using my penis to show me and the nurse where the scar tissue may form over time. She was asking questions about who/what/where/why, she also ask the nurse has she ever seen this before? Then I got why would a lovely young man want to do this to his body? This was pretty hot when it was all said and done. Anyone else had comments about body piercing?

Doctor about fifty.

Nurse about thirty five.

No erection but growing to show.

I'm not into body piercing, except for one pair of earrings that I have, but if people want them, and they are done in a place that can be kept clean and well cared for, that is OK by me.

Areas of the body to be avoided for medical reasons are those that have a combination of wet and dry sides. A tongue has two wet sides, an earring or nipple ring has two dry sides. A deep lip piercing has a wet intra-oral side and a dry facial side. These types of piercings are MUCH more prone to infection than dry-dry or wet-wet piercings because the normally present bacterial floras are different on the two sides of the pierce, and it is difficult for a healthy environment to be maintained in those areas.

Be leary about intra-oral piercings. Many of them cause damage to teeth and also cause gum recession due to the trauma they inflict.

Penile piercings that go through the head of the penis don't usually present much of a problem, but others that have rods that extend into the penile urethra and are held in place by the Prince Albert (I forget what the rod is called) are more prone to problems, just like indwelling catheters.

Anyway, if you like them, fine, I personally don't, but what the female physician said to her male patient about his PA, and the lecture to him and the nurse, was uncalled for.

I have had a navel piercing for many years now (way before it became fashionable)and I completely forget about it, at one appointment with a new consultant he lifted the sheet covering my neither regions and exclaimed "oh what have we here" I honestly didn't know what he was talking about and thought I had some type of serious deformity!! Of course he was referring to the diamond nestled in my navel 😁 he actually commented on how pretty it looked

^^^^ I kind of think some of the navel piercings look nice on some women, although, I'd still pass for myself.

I have always wanted a penis piercing...but could never get up the nerve to doit it.

I have had all my body piercings for about ten years. I had all mine done from the best studio in San Diego at the time you pay a little more but worth every cent. After ten years they become part of me in the sense you forget you have them. I still turn mine and wash them real well never had a single problem with any of them. A few sex partners were a little shocked at first but turned out they loved the Prince Albert and so do I.

For me I was healed over eight years, so very little chance of getting infection. I thought she over reacted a little but I lived.

I wonder what else shocks doctor?

Tattoo's?

What they might consider odd underwear?

Shaving pubic hairs?

The only "exotic" piercing I have is my web - the frenulum under my tongue. It hurt like the dickens, but I've never had a problem with irritation or infection, and it's fun to play with and freak people out. My dentist chewed me out about it chipping away t my teeth, though. Not so fun. My doctor couldn't get over how painful it looked when he noticed it. It was a funny story how he saw it. He was performing the breast exam and I yawned and couldn't bring my hand to my face, so my mouth was wide open and it showed. He was just like "oh my, that's the first time I've ever seen that! That looks like it hurts!" and for a second I thought he was talking about something on my breasts. We both had a good laugh at that one, though!

Personally, I am not into body piercing, just not my thing. I have two female patients who have vaginal piercings. As long as you keep things clean, what harm does it do. I think that doctor is a prude and I'm older than she is.

I do agree with bob53121 that the doctor was a prude. As long as you take good care of it you should not have aproblem as long as it stays clean.

I never had any piercings but from my poit of view a doc should enver give comments infront of nurse etc about it...its everyones own personal decision of having or not having piercings

I have had a Prince Albert piercing for over a dozen years. Honestly forget how long I've had it. I have always made it a point of leaving it in when examined so that doctors are aware they exist. In fact, this year my doctor asked if he could examine the piercing in more detail... Where it entered, etc.

My Prince Albert piercing has been seen by maybe a dozen medical professionals over the years. A few have commented, never negatively.

Since a large part of my business when I was doing body piercings was medical personnel, I can say with assurance that virtually all intimate piercings would not arouse a negative comment from most doctors and nurses.

I know that the only comments I have heard about my fairly large PA were about how it felt and did it create and difficulties. I sent one of the local urologists to see a guy I know who is still active as a body piercer to get himself a PA.

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When i had my nipples pierced my doctor never said a word about them.

I've had my nipples pierced since I was 15, they are actually very helpful as I have inverted nipples and they are somewhat harder to stimulate. Had my clit hood pierced but took it out because I couldn't concentrate on what I was doing if I was walking, moving around etc, it felt too good. My labia were pierced for a while but I took them out as well because they were getting pulled on too much during sex. I also have my ears stretched to 0.5" wide.

I have my nipples pierced also and I'm really considering getting a Prince Albert. I'm gay and my husband really doesn't want me toget it done. I'm getting it for my birthday, a gift for my self. Does anyone have any suggestions as to how I may persuade him to be more interested in me getting a prince Albert piercing. I think they are big turn on and sexy as hell. Does anybody know of any videos I can watch of a man getting the piercing done I want to see it from start to finish

From a male standpoint, do female nipple piercings and genital piercings glorify the female body or do they denigrate it? Personally, I would love to have my wife have horizontal nipple piercings and wear nipple shields, and have a piercing - only one - in each labia majora and a vertical hood piercing - perhaps with a ring in the labia and a barbell for the hood. Such body modification I consider to be erotic and would accentuate her womanhood and fertility. Ladies with extreme piercings can be looked upon as sexual goddesses - to be worshiped. Thoughts on this subject??

Some women where taught its trashy to have more than your ears pierced mine just got her nipples pierced a month ago after over two years of begging it took a female friend of our saying she had hers done and said only two people ever has to see her piercings her husband and her Dr. And they both go to the same Dr. So he is cool with piercings. I love erotic piercings on ladies what I hate are the gauges in the ears that's a big turn off