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Hi dr i'm fairy new in this.my 4 year old daughter fell and i think got a piece of stone in her ear,i tried to take it out bt it's moving in deeper,what can i do to remove it without consulting.thanks?
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Hope: Someone who knows what they are doing would need to look to verify this.If it is there, it might fall out over time, but you may not know if/when that happens.Unless you have the proper equipment don't push it or she may need to go to the OR for a sedated removal. Short response, you can ignore it or have it properly evaluated. Frustrating but not the first kid to do this with stones/beads/objects
Answered 10/14/2019
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