Not in the least. Tattoo inks are comprised of metallic oxides among other things, but they are at such a minimal amount that it is nothing to be concerned about. In point of fact, I do believe that the Mythbusters proved this to be a Busted Myth.
No, Nair hair removal cream will not affect the rate that a tattoo will fade.
The phonex(sp). It rises from the ashes....in affect a rebirth.
Both and neither. They each have areas of the body they are better at. Many DR's think the MRI is better because they think it is newer, but both machines have been around since the late 60's.
no it is not possible to have an MRI scan because the dfibrillator is dirupted by magnets and that is what an MRI is, a giant magnet.
One side effect is regret- When you get older, the tattoos become smudged and don't suit you anymore.This can lead to expensive removal, or new tattoos to cover them up. Tattoos can be addictive and sometimes leads to a body covered with them- and more regret. they're also very painful, and I have heard of people getting addicted to the pain.Of course, blood borne diseases can also be a risk,and they can also affect your chances of employment, especially jobs where you deal with the public in person. Tattoos have negative connotations (mostly wrong) for many people, who over- associate them with crime and prison.I'm talking mostly about tattoos on obvious parts of the body, such as the arms,hands,neck, and face.Discreet tattoos are not a problem in that regard.
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First of all, modern tattoos, while using some inks that contain metals, have such low levels of metal that it would be unlikely to be affected/affect medical equipment. Metal would have no impact on X-rays whatsoever, I believe your concern is more related to MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) which employs strong magnets. Tattoos done at tattoo parlors should not be affected by these machines, but tattoos done crudely at home or in prison may contain high levels of metal that can cause serious harm.
The technologist. A radiologist reads the study later.
A MRI machine may need maintenance. When the machine gets so old it can cause it to break.
As of recent estimates, India has approximately 8,000 to 10,000 MRI machines. The number has been increasing due to growing healthcare infrastructure and rising demand for diagnostic imaging services. However, this still represents a relatively low density of MRI machines per capita compared to many developed countries. Access to MRI services can vary significantly between urban and rural areas.
An oncologist uses a lot of different types of high tech machines. This includes x-ray machines, MRI machines, and ultrasound machines.
An correct answer is difficult; 10 or 20, probably.
It could and tattoos can be addicting sometimes. it could effect your skin the more tattoos you get
NO, certainly not.
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so that docters can see the broken bone.It is like a exray