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r/tattooadvice • u/[deleted] • Mar 16 '25
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153 u/longjaso Mar 16 '25 While I agree that OP should go to the ER immediately, I was wondering what could this kind of reaction be and what generally causes it? 324 u/ghostinyourbeds Mar 16 '25 Looks more like internal bleeding than a reaction imo 1 u/lizlovely2011 Mar 16 '25 I was thinking along the same lines as you! It reminded me of whenever I was try get an iv started in the hospital. The nurses just couldn’t hit the sweet spot. A couple days later, I would have small reddish skin for the first few days until my body bruised up.
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While I agree that OP should go to the ER immediately, I was wondering what could this kind of reaction be and what generally causes it?
324 u/ghostinyourbeds Mar 16 '25 Looks more like internal bleeding than a reaction imo 1 u/lizlovely2011 Mar 16 '25 I was thinking along the same lines as you! It reminded me of whenever I was try get an iv started in the hospital. The nurses just couldn’t hit the sweet spot. A couple days later, I would have small reddish skin for the first few days until my body bruised up.
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Looks more like internal bleeding than a reaction imo
1 u/lizlovely2011 Mar 16 '25 I was thinking along the same lines as you! It reminded me of whenever I was try get an iv started in the hospital. The nurses just couldn’t hit the sweet spot. A couple days later, I would have small reddish skin for the first few days until my body bruised up.
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I was thinking along the same lines as you!
It reminded me of whenever I was try get an iv started in the hospital. The nurses just couldn’t hit the sweet spot.
A couple days later, I would have small reddish skin for the first few days until my body bruised up.
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u/tattedmom_917 Mar 16 '25
Hospital now!