Will my ear go back to normal

I got my cartilage piercing early august and it got infected withing a week although I was cleaning it but it badly swelled up so I went to the doctors the next day and they gave me antibiotics and they worked and got rid of the infection however my ear still hasn't gone completely back to its normal size and it's been nearly 3 months so I don't know what to do.

Has the swelling started to harden up?

I think so but it feels bruised when i touch it to see

Need more information. Pics would probably help as well.

You say it's not gone back to normal size so I'm assuming there is still fluid in there? You need to go to your doctor ASAP. The reason I am saying this is because if you have damaged the cartilage and the skin has detached from it, you might have a cauliflower ear (common sports injury often seen in rugby players, boxers, MMA fighters). If you have that it needs to be drained as soon as possible and then the skin reattached to the cartilage. Did your doctor not say anything about this at the time?

Ok I will thank you so much, but I can't go to the doctors for a couple of days so in the mean time would it help to just take out the piercing and let it heal

I got my cartilage piercing early august and it got infected withing a week although I was cleaning it but it badly swelled up so I went to the doctors the next day and they gave me antibiotics and they worked and got rid of the infection however my ear still hasn't gone completely back to its normal size and it's been nearly 3 months so I don't know what to do.

It could be scarring, complications from the infection, reaction the metal even. I'd leave it in for now and see a doctor ASAP. Taking it out at the wrong time can cause problems in itself, but a few more days in shouldn't do any harm as long as it's not getting worse. If you can see the piercer quicker, go to them too. Of course still see the doctor as they are not a medical expert, but they may be able to offer some advice in the meantime. Remember, if you aren't sure how to look after it in this state and who to see and how quickly, NHS 111 is a good shout too