For a lot of us, it
is merely a matter of choice as to whether we acquire a body modification such as tattoo or piercing, however, for some people this
is a decision that could affect their health. A lot of people who come
up against this dilemma decide to go ahead with it anyway despite the
chances of the procedure making them ill.
Ailments that may not be conducive to body modification include the likes of diabetes, hepatitis and cancer.
Diabetes
is becoming more widespread amongst the population and people suffering
with this sometimes have a bad reaction to a nick or a scratch. If this
is the case then getting a body modification done that requires the use
of a needle may not be the smart thing to do. If you suffer from
diabetes and are considering getting a tattoo or piercing done then it
may be a good idea to consult your doctor before going ahead with it.
Another
thing to consider is the problem of prescription medication and there
are all kinds of prescription medication that can interfere with a body
modification. This is particularly true if you are taking medication
that thins the blood or is an anti-coagulant, your body needs to use its
ability to heal itself after a body modification and if this process
has been suppressed it could spell trouble.
You
may be thinking that just because you really want that tattoo badly
enough that you can stop taking your medication for awhile until the
procedure has been completed. Or maybe
you are considering just not mentioning it to the tattoo artist? If you
are then you may well want to think again as not taking your medication
is not only completely insane it could cause you significant health
problems that could lead to hospitalization or worse.
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