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Jul!a
I have mine done horizontally, and haven't found that they really did anything one way or the other for sensitivity. I had no complications from mine, and they don't catch on my bra like, ever. I've had problems with the loofah in the
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I have mine done horizontally, and haven't found that they really did anything one way or the other for sensitivity. I had no complications from mine, and they don't catch on my bra like, ever. I've had problems with the loofah in the shower, but never really with my bra. I wear barbells in mine, and haven't ever had any problems setting off metal detectors at the airport, at least not that these have caused, lol.
I'm also curious about the breastfeeding, as I do plan on having kids in the future. And I'm also a little curious if anybody else with theirs done has any problems still making crusties. They don't hurt or anything, but they never stopped making them. They clean off real easy, s their not a problem, but I am curious. (Sorry for the thread-jacking )
Nipple piercings don't effect breastfeeding. BUT, you will have to take the jewelry out, until the baby is weaned. Sometimes the hole closes. The longer you've had the piercing, the less likely the hole is to close.
I had a client whom I told to take the jewelry out, and she did, but she put fishing line in to keep the hole open (and she didn't tell me.) One day she was feeding the baby, and looked down and the baby had swallowed the fishing line! She called me in panic!
It was a horrifying 6 to 8 hour wait for that fishing line to come out in the diaper, but it did. She just let them alone after that.
You are really feeding too often to be putting the jewelry in and out, plus you'll be sore enough during the pregnancy that you'll probably want to take them out.
As for "crusties" it depends. Again on how long you've had them pierced and whether they have gone through a milk ductile or not. Some women have some milk leaking out, others don't. There's no way to know until you do it. If it leaks, you wear nursing pads, it isn't a big deal.