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How can i draw out pus from my nose piercing?
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Nose Piercing Pus: To draw out pus, apply a hot, moist washcloth for ten minutes, then apply hydrogen peroxide with a q-tip. If swelling worsens, go see your primary healthcare provider.
Answered 10/23/2012
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