Daith piercing

[aln1218 30]

Anyone leave their daith piercing in during surgery? Please let me know. Thank You

"Drop It Like it's Hot "

[Sosewsue61 3,185]

I dont have that piercing but absolutely no jewelry in surgery per my surgeon, also no nail polish, lotion, makeup, etc and no shaving 3 days prior to surgery.

[GlowingGal 61]

I can't take my Tragus out because it's too tight. The nurse told me to let them know when I go in and they will put tape over it.

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[newyearnewme17 10]

I can't take my Tragus out because it's too tight. The nurse told me to let them know when I go in and they will put tape over it.

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I have tragus and daith pierced, the nurse told me the same exact thing.

[TheNewMrsR 249]

I dont have that piercing but absolutely no jewelry in surgery per my surgeon, also no nail polish, lotion, makeup, etc and no shaving 3 days prior to surgery.

What about acrylics or gel tips on your nails! I have my daughter's wedding one week before surgery and she wanted us to get our nails and toes done together. If I can't keep my nails, I'll just get a Mani with clear coat. Thanks in advance if anyone has first-hand experience and knows the answer.

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[Sosewsue61 3,185]

@TheNewMrsR None. I had gel and had to take it off - they need to see your nail beds while you are knocked out, also the pulse-ox on your index finger won't read your oxygen level correctly with polish on.

I don't want to get there and have them delay surgery to get it off.

[TheNewMrsR 249]

[mention=123159]TheNewMrsR[/mention] None. I had gel and had to take it off - they need to see your nail beds while you are knocked out, also the pulse-ox on your index finger won't read your oxygen level correctly with polish on.
I don't want to get there and have them delay surgery to get it off.

Thanks! I'll just get a clear coat and remove it before surgery then. Glad I asked before spending a lot of money on it!

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[GlowingGal 61]

What about acrylics or gel tips on your nails! I have my daughter's wedding one week before surgery and she wanted us to get our nails and toes done together. If I can't keep my nails, I'll just get a Mani with clear coat. Thanks in advance if anyone has first-hand experience and knows the answer.

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I was told by the OR nurse that acrylics and light polish is okay. This was when I went in for my endoscopy. She said the reason for no dark polish is because the pulse thingy can't read through the polish, but light-colored polish is okay. I guess every OR is different.

Congrats on the wedding and best wishes on your surgery.

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[carolynjackson 171]

I had a vag piercing that I had to be removed.was so sad lol

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[ProudGrammy 8,322]

On 10/14/2017 at 2:42 PM, newyearnewme17 said:

tragus and daith pierced

@aln1218

am i the only sleever et al, that has no idea what these

piercings are?? where they are done on body?

Inquiry minds want to know!!!

thanx

kathy

[jess9395 5,448]

Google is your friend.

It's the center part of your ear. The little triangle piece that pokes out opposite the C the ear forms

I believe the diath is lower and Tragus is upper but might have it mixed up

[jess9395 5,448]

[mention=123159]TheNewMrsR[/mention] None. I had gel and had to take it off - they need to see your nail beds while you are knocked out, also the pulse-ox on your index finger won't read your oxygen level correctly with polish on.
I don't want to get there and have them delay surgery to get it off.

Ask your surgeon. I did and mine said it was fine they didn't need to see the nail bed and the pulse ox worked fine with polish.

But ask YOUR surgeon (to the poster who asked!)

[ProudGrammy 8,322]

23 hours ago, jess9395 said:

Google is your friend.

It's the center part of your ear.

you can never have too many friends

thanx for the definition - now i'll be able to sleep

tonight!!!!

kathy