yes - any break in the skin could introduce bacteria that could lead to an infection. Always wash and disinfect, after removing the splinter, if you can. If you can't get the splinter out, wash and disinfect anyway.
Yes they hurt horribly bad, but there are many ways to get rid of a splinter. Put ice on it Use tweezers to get it out Let it fall out on its own.
Splinters may become infected. They are often uncomfortable, or even painful for the bearer.
Yes, we often get "hair splinters" which are very irritating and sometimes painful. If these splinters are not removed immediately, they can become infected and will require a trip to the doctor's office.
The cast of Judy Splinters - 1949 includes: Shirley Dinsdale as Host Judy Splinters as Judy Splinters
Yes they can. The splinter will be un-sterile, and is a foreign object to the body. The body would start to attack it and eventually, pus would form if it were not removed.
Splinters is written by Tony Sheppard, who lives in Birmingham UK. You can contact him through the Splinters website if you wish
Splinters Deason was born in 1913, in UK.
Margaret Budicki has written: 'Splinters' 'Splinters'
A Silhouette in Splinters was created on 2005-06-01.
Splinters Deason died on October 11, 2001.
Splinters - 1929 is rated/received certificates of: UK:U
yeah they can get splinters from trees they are used to getting them when they swing through the trees
Yes. But if you cook them and then give it to your dogs then they could get splinters in their throat's.