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I stepped on a piece of glass a month ago and couldn't get it out. occasionally i feel my foot aching where it went in. will it work itself out?
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Go to doctors: This can become a bad problem as it will get infected. You should go to the doctor as you want it removed before other problems develop.
Answered 12/10/2013
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