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Is It Ok To Get A Tattoo While You Are Pregnant?
not pregnant, just want to know..because you dont have to wait to get pregnant after you get a tattoo. just wondering.
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no your not supposed to my freind did on her belly when she wasnt very far along and it made it to wear the baby has to have charcoal stuff to drink al lthe time i ts weird
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no you really shouldn’t get a tattoo while you are pregnant, there could be many things that could go wrong. and i don’t think that there is any tattoo out there that if worth your babys health.
about 1 year ago
with the tattoo comes the possibility of infection.
the infection WILL spread to the baby.
bad for the baby.
also, anyone sleeping with a pregnant woman should not get any either for the same reasons, the infection will be in the bloodstream, and itll spread through sexual contact.