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What do you suggest if i would like to get a tattoo but every one in my family has blood problems so would it be dangerous for me to get 1?
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Depends: If the blood problems are hemophilia or other bleeding disorder than yes avoid tattoos you don't need the extra risks.
Answered 6/12/2014
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