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My daughter has hundreds of small particles of glass in her hands. how should we get them out?
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OUCH!: It sounds like you need to make a trip to the doctor. With 100s of particles of glass, i expect she would benefit from the doctor numbing her hands, or even removing the shards under sedation.
Answered 3/4/2013
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