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Old 08-01-2014, 02:19 PM #1
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Unhappy CRPS and Tattoos?
Hi all,

Anyone have any info on if one gets their CRPS in remission is it safe to get a new tattoo?

Could this bring CRPS out of remission? I would imagine while having a flare up getting a tattoo would not be a good idea.

I designed a tattoo that means the world to me, and would like to find out if I will be able to have it done at some point in time. If not, then I need to take that design and do something else with it that will be with me forever.

Thank you all...hope you don't think I'm stupid for asking, CRPS is so new to me.

Best to everyone,

Terri
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