that depends on you, if you go to a professional shop and make sure its clean and sterile there is very low risk of contracting anything, in fact there has never been a report of someone getting a blood born disease from a pro tattoo shop in the last 70 years, that doesnt mean it cant happen and it means you should know your artist and the shop and be confident everything is new packaging and everything is clean, its your responsibility to know who is working on you. if you get tattooed by an amateur you can very likely contract hepatitus, hiv/aids, or any other blood born illnesses, also the risk of infection is very high in amateur settings.
When you get a tattoo, you run the risk of contracting
You can't. You get it from the needle not the tatoo.
If the tattoo artist is not a good one they could be reusing tattoo needles that came in contact with someone who has HepC and therefore transfers it to you. Use a clean, reputable shop and there is no risk.
A great deal of risk!, you should only ever get a tattoo from a trained professional.
Yes, there are reports that say that HIV positive mothers who are breastfeeding will reduce the risk of the baby contracting HIV.
If it's a new & unhealed tattoo, you run the risk of damaging the work before the ink settles and heals into your skin permanently. However, if it's an old or fully healed tattoo, then all it would do is stretch & conform to the contours of your muscle & skin.
it can increase your risk of contracting AIDS
Yes; having a STD absolutely does increase your chances of contracting HIV.
No matter what state you live in, all safe, clean, and reputable tattoo parlors will require you to be eighteen before getting a tattoo, or have a parent come with you when you get your tattoo. If you get a tattoo from a non-reputable place, you run the risk of infection or the art being subpar. It's best - both aesthetically and medically - to wait to get a tattoo until you are eighteen.
You can't, you're supposed to transfer juice that you get from a can to another container after you open it. Otherwise you run the risk of contracting Botulism.
FALSE
HIV risk is not linked to blood groups, it is linked to life style.