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I've had my belly button pierced for about 8 months. it shows no signs of infection and doesn't hurt but it's still draining green stuff. why?
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That IS: a sign of INFECTION! See your Primary Care Provider ASAP! Hope this helps! Good luck! Dr Z
Answered 7/18/2015
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