The dangers of pigeon blood tattoos

Many people like to use pigeon blood for tattoos. In fact, this method is very harmful, because if the pigeon has some infectious diseases, it may be transmitted to the tattooed person through the blood, which is quite harmful to the health of the body. In recent years, some avian influenza is a relatively common disease. There may be some bacteria and viruses hidden in the pigeon's blood, so try not to use pigeon blood for tattoos.

The dangers of pigeon blood tattoo

There are at least 8 blood types in pigeons. It is conceivable that if animal blood is injected into the human body, the blood vessels will be blocked and death will occur! If this person is lucky enough to survive, think about it, there are bacteria in pigeon blood that are incompatible with the human body. Because animal blood carries many pathogens, it is very likely to cause physical discomfort such as allergies, and in serious cases, it may even cause infection.

Moreover, many diseases are transmitted from animals to humans, such as AIDS, SARS, bird flu, etc., and the first person to be infected is you! Moreover, when using pigeon blood for tattooing, pigeon blood alone is useless, cinnabar or white powder must also be used (Note: the main function of cinnabar is to color, and the pattern will be clearer after tattooing. White powder mainly prevents blood from clotting). Think about it, cinnabar and white powder are toxic in themselves. Legend has it that someone died of a smile after taking cinnabar, which is just like the consequence of eating "mercury"! White powder itself is a drug. It has no benefits to the body and the consequences can be imagined!

Precautions for tattoo removal: 1. Just after tattoo removal, you can apply anti-inflammatory ointment for a small area, and apply burn ointment first for a large area. Under normal circumstances, apply it for 2-3 days, 2 times/day. 2. After tattoo removal, there will be some color reversal. Due to the differences between different bodies and the concentration of pigments, the color reversal will appear after a few minutes to a few hours. This is a normal phenomenon. During the tattoo removal and repair process, the color will gradually become lighter until it disappears. 3. During the treatment process after tattoo removal, affected by various bodies and pigments, some parts of the body may break, bleed or produce blisters. This is normal. However, people with skin that is difficult to heal and diabetics should pay special attention to medication and avoid infection. If necessary, they can go to the clinic for treatment. 4. After tattoo removal, do not rub the treated area with your hands all the time. Do not touch water within 2-3 days. If you are allergic to certain foods (such as seafood, spicy food, etc.), you should avoid eating them during the treatment period. 5. People with scar-prone constitution should explain their condition before treatment. It is generally recommended not to wash the scar. If they must wash, they should be mentally prepared. 6. Pay attention to sun protection after tattoo removal. Customers who have undergone multiple treatments may be left with pigmentation marks, which generally appear brown or reddish after tattoo removal and take six months to a year to completely heal. 7. The interval between each treatment after tattoo removal should not be less than one month, and two months is generally recommended. 8. After tattoo removal, you should pay attention to the skin repair condition. If the skin does not heal for a long time or becomes infected, you should seek medical attention in time.