Not by consuming, but yes, it can from direct application. I have heard
of it developing in only an hour when silver nitrate is spilled on the
skin. But more likely it is staining, from it being splashed on the
skin, then evaporating, and will be in/on the epidermis instead of in
the permanent dermis, and thus will be exfoliated off in a couple of weeks.
Marshall
sol wrote:
Marshall Dudley wrote:
This likely the only area that gets any sunlight, with the fur so
short, and maybe white. So if argyria were to develop, that is the
place to expect it.
Marshall
Hi Marshall,
Would you expect argryia to develop in a time period of one month, or
to reverse after a period of weeks?
Why would this be so different in time scale between humans and a dog?
thanks,
sol
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