AA simple dental checkup in Merika’s Washington State gave a shocking experience for a mother and her 13 -year -old daughter. This story not only came up like medical mystery, but also went viral on social media. Let us know what was the whole matter.
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According to the news of the newsweek, Ophilia (name changed) had taken her 13 -year -old daughter to the orthodontist to start the process of breed. It was a routine visit, but X-rays shocked everyone. Ophilia told Newsweek that the orthodontist put on the X-ray screen, and we all saw together. For several minutes we could not understand what it is.
It was clear on the screen that a small piece of metal was stuck in the daughter’s sinus. It was a complete mystery to the mother, but her daughter immediately understood what it was and how it reached there.
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The story goes back six months, when the daughter expressed her desire to pierce her mother. A friend of his had recently got the nose piercing done, so that he was inspired to do the same. But Ophilia flatly refused and said that there will be no nose piercing before the age of 16.
Ophilia said that her daughter has a serious Adhd (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder), due to which her impuls control was very low at that time. The daughter tried to pierce the nose herself with the earrings that pierced her ear, not obeying her mother. According to Ophilia, he tried to push the earrings from inside the nose. Perhaps sneezed or something else, and that piece of metal got stuck in the sinus.
The daughter hid the incident, as she feared that the mother would be angry. Over time she forgot it and assumed that she might have swallowed the piece.
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When the dental X-ray exposed this secret, Ophilia shared its surprise under the username U/SCAred_Category6311 on Reddit. His post created a panic and collected more than 73,000 upvots.
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The end of this incident was fortunately safe and painless. Ophilia immediately approached an ent (ear, nose, throat) expert, who first took out the daughter’s tonsils. The doctor easily removed the piece of metal with the help of long medical tweezers. Ophilia told that my daughter did not have any pain and handled the process very well. This experience changed Ophilia’s attitude a bit. Earlier she was strongly against Nose Piercing, but now her stance has become soft. He laughed and said that perhaps this year he would get his nose pierced.