Issue or disease related to Shaving Blade

1. Skin Irritation:

One of the most common issue associated with shaving is skin irritation. Using a dull or dirty blade, imrpoper shaving technique, or product that irritate the skin can lead to razor burn, rednes, itching and ingrown hairs. 

2. Bacterial infection: 

If you don't clen your razor properly or shareit with other bacteria can accumulate on the blade, increasing the risk of bacterial infections when you shave. Folliculitis is an example of an bacterial infection that can result from shaving. 

3. Viral infection:

Shaving razors can also transmit viral infections, such as Herps or HPV (human papilloma virus) if the blade come into contact with infected skin. 

4. Bloodborn pathogens:

In rare cases, if you accidentally cut your self while shaving and the blade is contaminated , there is a very remote risk of Bloodborne pathogens like HIV or Hepatitis being transmitted. However, the risk is extremely low and can be further reduced by using clean, disposable blade and practicing safe shaving techniques. 

To Minimize these risk, its essential to: 

- Use a clean, sharp razor blade.

- Clean your razor throughly after each use.

- Avoiding sharing razors with others.

- Replace regular blade 

- Use shaving cream or gell design for your skin type.

- Shaving in your direction of hair growth to reduce irritation.

ADVISE FOR YOU 

If your presist your skin issues or infection related, consult a Healthcare professional for proper diagnosis and treatment.