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A member asked:
I had leukemia in 2011, am i allowed to do piercing now ?
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Pierce what?: If you are in remission, you may pierce your body parts. However, some piercing are not good for even a fully healthy person. Even though you are an adult it may be useful if you consult your parents before going through with the piercings. Wish you good health.
Answered 12/6/2015
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