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spartacus812

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Item In Body Posted: 01-22-04 01:27am


Quite a few years ago about 5-7 years ago to be more exact I was shot with a pellet gun in the back. Thats the short story. My question is that I have had the pellet in my back ever since then and I ddint know if I should get it removed. I havent noticed anything big since it happen and I never had an infection and a rarely ever get sick. I ddint know if there was a perticular thing that I should worry about if I leave it in there. Let me know if you have any info

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? Posted: 01-22-04 10:00am


Hi how awful!! I would want it removed!! But I do suppose if it is not hurting or damaging anything i suppose they wouldn't remove it. Have you been to a doctor ?

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