are children's  temporal tattoo toxic?
481943
Do you mean temorary tattoos? As far as I know they are made of non toxic materials and some are FDA certified. Make shure that they are from a good company and they should be ok.
1165470
its not that bad ive had both, but dont not under any circumstances do it your self, you could get a really bad infection, go to a tatoo parlor to get it done. besides the needles they use a different, theyre hollow so it cuts a plug of skin out  and it heals all the way around, other needles just make a dull hole and it wont heal.
207479
I just recently got my first tattoo (about 3 weeks ago).  It is the ancient runes symbol for my zodiac sign (Leo) on my right shoulder.  I was scared as hell going into it, but it seriously did not hurt as much as people told me it would!  The little bit of pain I had felt like a bad sunburn and it only lasted a few mintues during the whole procedure.  However, it totally depends on the body part you are getting the tattoo on and your level of pain tolerance.  I think getting the fillings in my teeth hurt worse than getting my tattoo.
437997
Hi, absolutely NOT. Seeing that it is a chemical stimulant the first person who answered yes would seem to be right, however, the intended desired effect on children is to increase attention and therefore side-effects such as tachacardia (heart racing or beating more than 100 times/minute) would not tend to produce this result. Also, recent studies have shown that sudden cardiac arrest (actual death !) can occur in some children and these symptoms should be brought up to your Doctor immediately. I am not trying to scare you but I have been in the pharmaceutical industry and these side effects have gotten alot of publicity lately. For most people adderall appears safe, but a rapid heart rate should be brought to the attention of the prescribing physician.
238115
Not if it's non-toxic ink, which is what's used in most ink pens.
256234
Writing ink is considered non-toxic. You need to ingest more than an ounce of writing ink before it's likely to be a problem. If you ingested more than an ounce, symptoms may be irritation of the eye and skin stains.
740087
It is Hazardous, and you should definitely always keep it away from children.  Ingredients contain Grapefruit Oil from its skins.  Usually extracted in Florida.  It appears as a yellowish to reddish-yellow liquid.  It smells very sweet and fresh.  It is an oil, therefore it is insoluble in water.  Its flash point is 111 degrees farenheit.  (Special Clothing and self-contained breathing apparatus' should be worn when fighting fires involving essential oils or chemicals.) - most information from hazard.com\n\nMost routes of exposure are from skin contact, eye contact, and ingestion.  It is non-Carcinogenic, which means it does not cause cancer.  No known medical conditions are aggravated by overexposure of this chemical.  No one to date has ever been overexposed, therefore the effects are unknown.  The chemical may be irritating to the eyes, skin, if inhaled and if swallowed.  If eye contact occurs, you are supposed to flush immediately with clean water for at least 15 minutes and contact a physician.  Skin contact emergency involves removal of contaminated clothing or shoes, and you are to wash the affected areas thoroughly with soap and water for at least 15 minutes, and contacting a physician is necessary as well.\n\nInhalation of this chemical may cause breathing to stop, keep the chemical out of exposure to fresh air for environmental hazard purposes.  If ingestion occurs, oversaturation by drinking plenty of water is essential, and a poison control center or physician should be called immediately.\n\nIt will not undergo Hazardous Polymerization and is stable- will not react violently with water.\n\ndo NOT allow the chemical to come in contact with strong acids, alkalis, or oxidizing agents.  (CO and unidentified organic compounds may be formed during combustion.)\n\nLeak and waste disposal procedures :  Do not have around any ignition sources.  Must be contained in a ventilated area.  Recover all free product in case of spill.  Absorb the remainder of the vermiculite or other suitable absorbent material.  Self-contained breathing apparatus' are recommended for any major spills...  Report spills to appropriate authorities if needed.\n\nTry http://hazard.com/msds/mf/gsc/temp/md100295\n\nI probably should have just given that to you in the first place.
745111
Any dermatologist will have a number of solutions like liquid nitrogen or 'wart poison' shots, but those aren't necessarily recommended for squeamish 9-year-olds.  The stuff you get over the counter requires a lot of restraint to not pick at it for a while, but if you can get him to leave it alone for a week or two while you give him the treatment, it will work.
908724
My daughter had a bite like that. I took her to the doc and he said it was from an (((((EARWIG))))) which is a bug that lives in trees and has pinchers in the front AND the back of the body so it can bite it's victem twice at the same time. The doc took a skalpel and cut open the pimple looking part of the bite to release the (((((POISON))))) and she was fine. A few weeks later I got bit on my leg by one while I was sleeping and I skipped the doc and lanced it myself. I have two little scars where it had bit me but I got the poison out and I'm fine too. The poison is a yellow/green color. Make sure you get it ALL out or you WILL have to go see a doc. Lance it till you see plain red blood without the yellow/green color.
360032
puss, red, not healing. my husband got a tattoo a few years ago. it was a big one and the stupid thing got infected. i one day i poured 5 big bottles of peroxide on it .no help. had to take him to the doctor.had to get shots.if it does not look right go to the doctor right away.
48325
i agree with sam52176 and mombo. however the tat should be cleaned at least three times a day with a good antibactirial soap or yes alcohol or hydrogen peroxide.  the later two will burn like the dickens but the clean throughly. then recover the tat if its with fresh antibiotic. personally i used camphophinique.  odd name but good stuff. after the bandages come off continue the campho and cleaning most of all the cleaning until healed o liked the campho cause it doesn't stay "guey"like other stuff. helped it heal but didn't try out the skin either  oh well whatever you do enjoy your body art and be proud of it
823733
My plastic surgeon told me not to do that, and he used a YAG on me.  My tattoo was multi-colored with a lot of black, it took about a year, but it cleared up nicely.  He did advise me to use some scar reducing cream and skin cream on the area to reduce and afteraffects of the laser.  You can't even tell where my tattoo was now. Just be patient and it'll clear up sooner than you think.
801390
It is a possibility yes, I am 35 years old, and have been a nurse for 11 years. You are at risk of many different infections/ skin infections. If your skin was peirced, you are at risk for : Hepititis, Tetnus, lead posoning, any bacterial/viral skin infections, and maybe HIV. However HIV does not die when it reaches air, especially if your blood is exposed to the virus. You really need to report this person, and get a throrough exam from a Doctor. Yu may need a Tetnus shot if you havnt had one within 5 years. Even if there is no blood. Your skin has been broken, and contamination may be in the tissue.
934327
Get this, I have the same thing, one on each hand. And I was unfortunate enough to sit on one in grade school, so I have graphite on my bum.  I have asked the doctor if it is anything to worry about, and he said "no".  As long as the pencil was graphite and not lead there is no problem.  Graphite is not toxic to the human body, so we are in the clear!!
536763
Because the lead is not really made of lead, it's made of carbon, which not only reacts with your skin, but also forms a matrical structure that your skin will grow around..Exactly the same way that tattoos will stay in your skin. I have two stab marks from 20 years ago. Did you know that tattoo ink can be made using special inks and charcoal(which is made of carbon)
578125
"You should have no concern whatsoever in placing a needle through a tattoo and into the spinal or epidural space, as the pigment particles are "fixed" and stationary within the dermis, and cannot be mobilized by the needle or migrate along the needle track. There is really no danger at all in inserting a needle through tattooed skin."\n\nhttp://www.painfreebirthing.com/english/tattoo.htm\n\n"PubMed apparently did some research on this theory and concluded that there are no conclusions and no proof to substantiate this theory. [link=http://www.bmezine.com/risks/index.html]BME[/link] quickly dismisses this as an urban legend, but one pervasive enough that even doctors have been known to believe it. Tattooz.net's medical expert says, "The needle would go through the epidermis, dermis and into the areas where the anesthesia is infiltrated without difficulty", but wisely advises that anyone in this situation get personal professional advice from their own anesthesiologist."\n\nhttp://tattoo.about.com/cs/tatfaq/f/epidurals.htm
1038774
NO! ABSOLUTELY NOT.. reaserch shows the chemichals inhaled while getting your nails done have caused birth defects in unborn and born children. there are reasons why the nail salon workers wear the masks to cover the face and mouth.