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I think i have an embedded clitoral hood piercing. i"m not sure how long its been embedded but i haven't been able to see the bottom of it for a l...
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Clit hood piercing: Probably best to see your doctor - they will be able to assess the situation and if necessary - numb the area up to figure out what is going on. Did the screw on portion get lost or is it still attached or unknown because its embedded?? - This is something best left to another person to be able to look and if necessary - expose the screw on portion and then remove the piercing.
Answered 6/13/2017
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