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g07 3422 W. Hammer Lane #M Stockto6, CA 95219 (209) 830-6164 SYMPUMIlDf AIMAlIf ectedla=-Q Anytime you have any type of surgery/procedure that involves cutting or pricking into the skin you have a risk of getting an infection. An infection can cause serious problems for you ranging from destroying your new tattoo to causing death, and should not be taken lightly. People With any form of Hepatitis or HWAIDS should not get a tattoo because they are at an increased risk for infection and are most likely to suffer the most serious side effects from them. You should see a doctor Immediately if you experience any of the o)) in symptoms. 0 Extreme redness or irritation - Of course there is in to be some redness and irritation from getting your tattoo done, but it should decrease within hours to a few days. If the redness or irritation starts to increase or worsens, you may have an infection. - Extreme pain -Your pain should decrease in time. If the pain worsens, you may have an infection. 0 Fever - This is one of the most determining factors of an infection. Even a slight fever should be checked with a doctor. a Swelling - It is normal to have a little swelling immediately after your tattoo. If the swelling worsens or becomes hot, please seek medical attention right away, 0 Unusual odor -There should not be an odor coming from the tattoo. If you are experiencing an odor you will need to consult with a doctor. * Puss -There should not be any puss or fluid seeping from the tattoo. Puss or excess fluid is also a good indication of an infection and you should seek medical attention. 0 Red streaks or sores - If you hive red streaks or sores that develop on or around the tattoo there may be an infection. There is also a possibility of blood poisoning or a staph infection and will need to be looked at immediately. An infected tattoo could potentially become fatal and symptoms should not be taken lightly. Even if you have a "funny feeling" about it you should check with a doctor to be sure there is no infection. You also want to be sure you are taking the proper precautions to prevent infections. Your tattoo should take as to weeks to heal depending on the tattoo, the preventative steps you take and any hereditary personal heafth issues. You need to keep the area clean and protected unfit it is properly healed. Using an antibiotic ointment or cream can help clean the area out, however you do NOT want to wear it 24/7 because it will also not let oxygen in.