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I roll up tissue paper/ toilet paper to a point ,cleaning out the mucous /snot in my nose . sometimes i hit the sensitive tissue will it regenerate ?
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No damage: As described, the sensitivity is stopping your advancing so it is being protected and there is no damage to require regeneration.
Answered 11/14/2016
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