However, there are people who must avoid it or take necessary precautions before getting a tattoo. This brings us to the question of whether people with diabetes should get a tattoo or not.

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Tattoos aren't right for everyone. Avoid tattooing your skin if you have a chronic skin condition, a heart condition, diabetes, or if you are immunosuppressed or have a blood disorder. You should also ...

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Sometimes people get a permanent tattoo then later decide they no longer want it. Life situations change or maybe the tattoo just didn't come out as hoped. Removing a tattoo isn't as easy as it ...

People can develop allergic reactions to the ingredients in tattoo ink. An allergic reaction to a tattoo can emerge years after a person gets tattooed. Medication may be necessary to treat the ...

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