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‘Extremely rare case’: Indian doctor removes nose pin screw from woman’s lung

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When Varsha Sahu accidentally inhaled the screw of her nose pin two months ago, she wasn't too concerned. She thought the pin had gone into her stomach and would naturally pass through her digestive system.

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Surgery for Indian woman who inhaled nose pin

A doctor who removed the pin from Varsha Sahu's lung last month described it as an "extremely rare" case.

11 days ago·United Kingdom

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‘Extremely rare case’: Indian doctor removes nose pin screw from woman’s lung

Doctors in the Indian state of West Bengal successfully performed surgery to remove the screw of a woman’s nose pin that had lodged into her lungs. The 35-year-old victim, Varsha, had accidentally inhaled the screw of her nose pin that she had been wearing since her wedding "16-17 years back". She said she was just talking when she "took a deep breath and inhaled it" around two months back. In March, Varsha had to consult a doctor after experi

11 days ago·Noida, India

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