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I have polycythaemia vera. i will make a tattoo. is this possible? or should it in this disease rather not do? do they have since had experience? thx
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Safe: Getting a tattoo is no more dangerous for someone with PRV (polycythemia rubra vera) than it is for anyone else.
Answered 10/22/2018
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