Tattooing and Body Piercing

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Tattooing and Body Piercing 9th Grade

Things to Think About What are some health consequences that an individual needs to consider when he/she considers getting a tattoo? What are some health consequences that an individual needs to consider when he/she considers getting multiple body piercings? What are some social consequences that an individual needs to consider when he/she considers getting a tattoo or body piercings? (Example: future employment; opinions that may be formed about someone with tattoos or body piercings) How important are these social consequences to you? Will that change as you get older?

Video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITHxlZX6ljs

Want a tattoo? Think first! Infections or blood-borne diseases such as Hepatitis B or C, Tetanus, and HIV/AIDS from equipment and needles that were not sterile Allergic reactions to tattoo pigments MRI complications Unwanted scar tissue may form when getting or removing a tattoo. Keloids - Red, raised scarring caused by excessive tissue repair Granulomas – These small knots or bumps may form around material that the body perceives as foreign, such as particles of tattoo pigment Dissatisfaction – Tattoo removal is difficult and painful People with certain kinds of tattoos are not eligible for enlistment in the military MRI complications – People may have swelling or burning in the tattoo when they have magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). This happens rarely and does not last long. Some students may want to go into the military, and tattoos (which are very difficult to remove) may make them ineligible.

Possible Health Results of Body Piercing Blood-borne diseases such as Hepatitis, Tetanus, and HIV/AIDS Allergic reactions to the metal in the jewelry Skin infections Scars and Keloids Nerve damage – loss of feeling in area surrounding piercing

Oral Piercings Can . . . Interfere with speech, chewing or swallowing Cause excessive drooling Result in infection, pain and swelling  Cause chipped or cracked teeth Result in injuries to the gums Cause damage to fillings Increase saliva flow Result in hypersensitivity to metals Cause scar tissue and nerve damage

Keloid Granuloma