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I have part of my fake nail stuck in my ear how can i get it out?
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See a doc: This should be removed under visualization, easily done with otoscope by your doc or office staff. Do NOT stick things into your ear in attempt to fish it out as you may push it deeper into the canal and possibly injure the eardrum or scratch the canal. Good luck
Answered 1/23/2021
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