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This patient with type 1 diabetes noted a painful erosion at the site of tattoo she had gotten several days earlier.

Diabetic blisters (Bullosis diabeticorum)

Allergic reaction to the dye in the tattoo

Dermatology

Diabetes

Endocrinology 

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This patient with type 1 diabetes noted a painful erosion at the site of tattoo she had gotten several days earlier. What's the most likely cause?

Infected Tattoo in a Patient With Diabetes