uczulenie na henne co robic

[pralkapierze]

tydzien temu zrobilam sobie w tunezji henne na rece przez tydzien az
do wczoraj wszystko bylo ok
wczoraj zaczelo strasznie swedziec i zrobilo sie czerwnoe na dzis
porobily mi sie strupki a cala dlon jest zaczewieniona
nie bardzo wiem co robic

[Gość: ewaq]

Pojdz do apteki, farmaceuta powinien ci cos doradzic, jakas masc..
na pewno mozesz pic wapno.
A jak masc nie pomoze - to do dermatologa.

[Gość: emka]

Przede wszystkim to od razu do dermatologa z tymi "ichniejszymi" hennami to nie
ma żartów, do apteki po radę od farmaceuty to sobie można iść jak nas komar
ugryzie....

[malgolkab]

mi sie to samo przytrafilo kilka lat temu w egipcie. z "pomocy"
tamtejszego lekarza raz juz skorzystalismy i wolalam wiecej nie
probowac. smarowalam fenistilem, do tego wapno i claritina. jak juz
jestes w kraju, to wybierz sie do dermatologa.
mnie dodatkowo zaczela uczulac farba do wlosow, tez jakos w tamtym
okresie, po kilku latach farbowania, zawsze w tym samym salonie.
jesli wiec w najblizszym czasie planujesz farbowac, to zrob probe
koniecznie.

[nini6]

Na farbie do włosów jest nawet napisane, żeby robić za każdym razem przed
użyciem próbę uczuleniową, zwłaszcza, kiedy stwierdzono u danej osoby uczulenie
na hennę.

[osmanthus]

pralkapierze napisała:

> tydzien temu zrobilam sobie w tunezji henne na rece przez tydzien
az
> do wczoraj wszystko bylo ok
> wczoraj zaczelo strasznie swedziec i zrobilo sie czerwnoe na dzis
> porobily mi sie strupki a cala dlon jest zaczewieniona
> nie bardzo wiem co robic

Gratulacje!
Dolaczylas do tych co zalatwili sobie paskudne uczulenie na "czarna
henne" (wpisz w google black henna tatoo i bedziesz mila
kilometry stron z linkami na temat skutkow robienia sobie tatuazu
tym swinstwem)
W linku ponizej rowniez kolorowe zdjecia naiwnych amatorow tatuazu

72.14.235.104/search?
q=cacheuXuk23UKb4J:www.eastonwest.co.uk/bhw.html+black+henna+tatoo
&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=8&gl=au

Skrocony link

[osmanthus]

tiny.pl/n3mb

I jeszcze o PPD

[osmanthus]

"Czarna henna (black henna) to nie henna lecz bardzo toksyczne PPD

Do you have a "Black Henna" tattoo that's starting to blister and
itch?
You've been sensitized to PPD, para-phenylenediaime, and you MUST go
to a doctor!
See: www.hennapage.com/henna/ppd/gotodoctor.html

What is "Black Henna"?

Henna is NOT black. If someone offers you something called "Black
Henna", it is NOT henna. If someone has something that stains skin
black, it is NOT henna. The black dye is probably para-
phenylenediamine, also known as PPD, and that can hurt you.

PPD, or para-phenylenediamine is a snythetic coal tar dye, and
causes severe reactions in some people. Want to see pictures of how
miserable this is?
See: www.hennapage.com/henna/ppd/ppdburngallery.html

Sensitization to PPD is life-long and has ruined some people's
health. See: www.hennapage.com/henna/ppd/wilson.html

The International Chemical Safety Card for PPD gives a clear
indication of how dangerous it can be and how utterly inappropriate
it is for skin application.

If your "Black Henna" tattoo is starting to itch and blister GO TO A
DOCTOR! NOW!
See: www.hennapage.com/henna/ppd/gotodoctor.html

How do you know if what you see is "PPD Black Henna"?

PPD paste is jet black.
Ask how long it takes to stain and how long it lasts. If the answers
are "just an hour or two" and "a week or more", it's PPD.
Ask what colour it will give. If the answer is "pure black", it's
PPD.
Ask to see an ingredients list. If the artist can't supply one, or
you don't like what you see, walk away.
PPD is not the only ingredient used to make black henna. There are
also other chemical dyes in use, but none of them stains as fast or
as black, or lasts as long as PPD. Some of these dyes may be safe,
some may not. Ask to see an ingredient list. If you're not
comfortable with what you see, don't use it.
Don't do a skin test with PPD "black henna". Your skin might not
react to PPD the first time you use it. Since the reaction can take
three weeks or more to show, or in some cases appears only after a
second exposure, it is not safe to assume that a 24 hour skin test
is going to tell you if you are sensitive. It will only make you
more likely to develop a sensitivity. Just don't use it at all!

The International Chemical Safety Card recommends the wearing of
protective gloves and protective clothing when handling PPD and
warns "Exposure may result in death".

[Gość: ewaq]

O ja pierdziele, wez tu czlowieku zaszalej na urlopie.
Straszne, jak mozna takie świnstwo nakladac drugiemu czlowiekowi na
skóre? Przeciez to niemoralne!!!