What's in that injection that they give you in school that leaves a scar on your arm?

Question

What's in that injection that they give you in school that leaves a scar on your arm?

Answer 1

TB   (tuberculosis)

Answer 2

  BCG LOOKS LIKE A DAISY

Answer 3

Yeah, the BCG. The tester is a needle with 6 needles.

Answer 4

huh?

Answer 5

It's a BCG hun, it does give you a scar, no matter whether you pick it or not.

They will give you a skin test first of all, usually done on the inside of your wrist, if you get a visible re-action from the skin test then you have some immunity to TB in your body. You would still be advised to have the injection though. TB is a horrible disease, Badgers have been known to carry it too.

Good Luck. X :-)

Answer 6

BCG!

Answer 7

BCG to prevent tuberculosis.

And you only get a scar if you pick the scab.

Answer 8

its the tracking device they only use when they need to

Answer 9

BCG, it is against tuberculosis  

Answer 10

Do you mean a vaccination for smallpox?

Answer 11

its for small pox, but they dont do that anymore, small pox is no longer alive.

but they shouldnt give you any shots at school without parental consent.

Answer 12

heroin marks are common in schools in London

Answer 13

BCG

Answer 14

It is TB .  Far better to have the injection, than to have the disease.  A couple of people I have known have died a horrible death from it.  WOW.  I've just noticed you have same answers name.  (Freaky).

Answer 15

its the BCG jag. they give you small injection of 6 needles to see if you are immune to TB, then if they find you aren't, you will receive the BCG so that you are

Answer 16

TB?

don't have to have anymore though

not compulsary :D:D