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My 2 1/2 week old tattoo is raised and itchy, is this a sign of infection?
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Possibly: Raised and itchy could be an allergy to the ink especially red ink Infection would cause discharge, puss, redness and pain, aside fro possible fever.
Answered 1/5/2019
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