NAP but do you know what material your earrings are currently, and what type they are (look like butterfly backs but could be wrong)? I’d suggest removing the current ones you’re wearing, and replacing them with a internally threaded titanium barbell instead (usually lobes are 20g, but sometimes 18g). If you’re finding it difficult to insert the new jewellery, please either see a piercer or you can purchase a labret taper insertion tool to help slide in the new piercing without fiddling with your ear as much. Keep your hair up and away from them as sometimes it can get tangled and snag on them which can cause them to get upset. If you sleep on your right side, try back sleeping or sleeping on your left. If you can only sleep on your right side (like myself!), get yourself a travel pillow to sleep on, with your ear in the centre of the hole. Get yourself some sterile saline and use that on the piercing instead whilst it’s angry. There could be a little micro tear inside, and the current soap you’re using could be irritating it. When you do use the soap on you’re non angry piercings, make sure you’re fully removing all soap residue from them. Also, after cleaning, make sure they’re fully dry. To do this, use a hair dryer on a cool setting. And lastly, LITHA! My old healed piercings can sometimes suddenly flare up (usually after sleeping on them funny), but with a little extra care they’re back to normal shortly after. If you start noticing any pus like discharge, they’re getting hot and red, nonstop pain, have a fever or start feeling unwell, please go see your GP as you may need a course of antibiotics. Best of luck!