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A member asked:
I just noticed a little white thread-like thing sticking out where i was bit.is it possibly a ligament?
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Quite possible: You need to be given tetanus toxoid but also evaluated for this possible ligament tear. Please see doctor soon- at an urgent care center.
Answered 1/27/2016
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