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How should i treat a possible belly button piercing infection?

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Dr. Robert Jackson answered

Clean: By keeping the area clean and dry. You can use soap and water. Hibiclens is a antibacterial soap. You may need oral antibiotics from your dermatologist.

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Answered 8/4/2020

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