In South Korea, tattooing is regarded as a kind of medical practice. This idea is not unreasonable, because tattooing is performed on the human skin, and the skin is regarded as the first line of defense of the human body. A regular tattoo shop will have strict hygiene and quality standards. From the environmental layout of the tattoo operation room to the purchase and use of tattoo tools and tattoo pigments, every tattoo link has strict checks and operations, only so. In order to avoid skin infections during the tattoo process, and even blood transmission of diseases, however, not every country’s tattoo industry has perfect management and regulations. Therefore, if there is improper operation or loose management during the tattoo process, it is likely to be Infectious diseases, especially certain diseases transmitted through blood, such as AIDS.
According to the Australian Daily News, a Western Australian man contracted HIV after getting a tattoo in Bali. As a result, the Federal Minister of Health issued a health warning to all Australian tourists planning to travel abroad. The Federal Ministry of Health issued a warning that "all the evidence" showed that the reason for this Western Australian citizen to contract AIDS was the tattoo in Bali. Paul Armstrong, the head of the Department of Infectious Disease Control of the Ministry of Health, pointed out: “We do not recommend traveling abroad, especially tourists going to developing countries to get tattoos or piercings on their bodies. Western Australia tattoo operators must abide by strict regulations and professional standards. , But overseas tattoo practitioners may not be able to do this. This case shows that tattooing and other similar behaviors abroad will pose a real threat to health." "Western Australians who recently got tattoos in Bali You should consult your doctor to find out whether you need to be tested for AIDS or other blood-borne diseases. If the tools used for tattoos or piercings are contaminated with infected blood, it is likely to cause AIDS, hepatitis B and C infections "AIDS is generally spread through blood and body fluids. There is currently no vaccine to prevent it, and there is currently no cure for it.
Facts have proved that there is a risk of contracting AIDS with irregular tattoos. Of course, this incident of tattooing AIDS occurred abroad, and there have always been more AIDS patients abroad than in China. Therefore, for tattoo lovers, I like it. There is no problem with tattoos. The problem is to choose a qualified tattoo shop and tattoo artist, otherwise it will leave a lifetime of regrets.
