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A member asked:
Need help docs! my 4 yr old drew permanent marker on the end of his penis and all over himself. can he get an infection?
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It will fade: Luckily, the marker should not trigger any risk of infection. In time the skin cells coated by the marker will eventually shed and the no long term effect should occur.
Answered 3/29/2014
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