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Can I get a tattoo if have hypothyroidism. Could you pls let me know .I am 29 years old and studying my master's
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You can get a tattoo. But why do you want to expose yourself to all the dangers associated with tattooing? You said you are studying for Master's.
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Not a problem at all ,if you want to make a tatoo in your body so you can. It's safe.
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Yes
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Well there is no such interaction with hypothyroidism and tattoo ink. For detailed discussion.  Please consult. Thanks
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CAN HELP YOU KINDLY PROVIDE ME DETAILED HISTORY FOR PROPER DIAGNOSIS AND FURTHER MANAGEMENT
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