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I have a bump on my arm after getting a tattoo it's been about 6 months it's red and little firm when touched my artist is telling me it's from goin over on a stretch mark and when i come back for a touch up to go over it that it will go back to being fla
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People can actually: get allergic reaction, infections, warts and other reactions to tattoos. 6 months is way too long, get in to see dermatologist for correct diagnosis and treatment
Answered 1/5/2016
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