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Dr. NS! Two problems.

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TheBlueMtSkier
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1st: Every year I lose my big toenail. It never fails, but this year instead of going through the pain of dealing with the pressure I pocked a hole through it. Now, the pain is still there. Does poking a hole always work? How big should said hole be?


2nd: Was chugging my energy drink after my workout today, and right at the end I slowed down just enough to find a contact in my mouth. Presumably from the cup I used. Now, I'm assuming that there was probably a second one to complete the pair, which I probably didn't notice. The contacts were pretty old, but my question is: Is it bad to eat a contact? If so, should I just throw it up?


+K Dr. NS!
Mar 4 2012 9:39PM
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grahmcracker
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hahaha this made me laugh
Mar 4 2012 9:41PM
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TheBlueMtSkier
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Oops! I meant protein shake.
Mar 4 2012 9:42PM
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maynaiseman
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1: go to a doctor

2: You'll be fine contacts won't hurt you.
Mar 4 2012 9:42PM
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icyburr
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i'm sorry, but you have cancer and you probably got aids from the contacts.
Mar 4 2012 9:44PM
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alvy.
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I dont think its normal to loose your toenail every year
Mar 4 2012 9:45PM
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TheBlueMtSkier
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Apparently you don't after bang hard enough.
Mar 4 2012 9:46PM
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elemeno89
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could be aids. yup. i bet its aids.
Mar 4 2012 9:47PM
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EthanJPAskier
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Yea you might wanna look into this, just my opinion though.
Mar 4 2012 9:47PM
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TheBlueMtSkier
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Yessir, they're just a tiny bit too big, but it's enough to make my foot shift forward from a solid gap hit.
Mar 4 2012 9:48PM
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maynaiseman
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lol
Mar 4 2012 9:53PM
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TheBlueMtSkier
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Mmm, I don't have my boots near me so I'm not quite sure. My foot is done growing(18). I know how to fix the problem, which can be done by getting a tighter/heat-molded boot. Probably going to do this next year.

Thx for the helps though!
Mar 4 2012 9:57PM
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