Most likely. Allergies can just pop up :/ Try wearing titanium or surgical steel. Those usually don't cause reactions if youre allergic to nickel. If those dont work, try glass or acrylic.
Wearing earrings in pierced ears can feel light and comfortable, but it may cause some initial sensitivity or soreness, especially with newly pierced ears. The sensation can vary depending on the earring size, weight, and material. Overall, many people find wearing earrings in pierced ears to be an enjoyable form of self-expression.
Some people are allergic to having certain metal compounds coming into contact with their skin. In order to avoid this hypoallergenic earrings are plated with a different metal to avoid a reaction.
Have you tried different metals? Look for surgical steel, glass or titanium earrings. It may just be that you are allergic to nickel or another metal commonly used in earrings.
Yes, your body responds to the metal.
Yes, the titanium earrings are lightweight, versatile in terms of style, long-lasting and most importantly they are the safest metal for sensitive or newly pierced ears.
Earrings can be thick or thin. Generally thick earrings are better for your ear as it keeps the hole open wide so you can fit thicker earrings into it wheras smaller earrings allow the hole to shrink to the size of the metal spoke in the earring. This is why when you get your ears pierced they to it with thick, good quality, gold-backed studs.
Any earring will be safe if you clean it properly. Gold and sterling silver (as long as you're not allergic to either metal) are usually the best though. 'Sleeper' rings are probably the very best though, as you can move them around. But make sure that you don't change the studs you were pierced with until six weeks after they've been pierced.
Gold is preferred as the material earrings due to many people being allergic to other materials.
Because you impaled your ear on a metal hoop/rod/hook.
Gold earrings in 9carat are fairly cheap. They are cheaper because there is more metal than there is gold in the metal. They run from about $10.00 to $25.00 per pair.
Earrings can be bad for children for many reasons. For one, some people are allergic to the metal used for earrings. Depending on the severity of the allergy, minor irritation or even death can occur as a result of earrings. Another reason is that children may not be able to correctly care for their ears once their ears are pierced. Neglect to properly clean the ears after a piercing can lead to infection, pain, and the closing of the earring holes. What can also cause pain and closing of the earring holes is a lack of wearing them. If your child does not like to wear the earrings very much, then the holes will close and the next time your child puts in an earring it will be painful and difficult. Yet another reason is that your child may not want earrings, especially if you decide to pierce your baby's ears. When your child starts to make their own fashion choices, they may hate their earrings and be embarrassed by them. If you want your child to get their ears pierced, please consider the above.
You take out the earrings - they're probably made of cheap metal that caused you to have an infection! Sterilize the holes by squeezing alcohol through it with a cotton ball, and if it doesn't clear up, see your doctor. You'll have to leave the earrings out until the infection heals, though, because otherwise it will just irritate the infected area more.