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2 years ago i swallowed a chewed up bottle cap. months later i got x-rays and they said im fine. recently i just had these weird feelings in my nose, back and lower collarbone. i know its been 2 years but i just want to know if i have a problem?
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Not likely related : The current symptoms do not seem to be related to swallowing a bottle cap 2 years ago. Seeing your doc to investigate current symptoms will be best.
Answered 6/3/2020
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