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Achi news desk-
A case of accidental nose piercing of a woman from Kolkata has come to light. She later had to have an operation to remove the nose that was stuck in her lung. It seems that this woman has been wearing a nose since her marriage, ie aged 16-17. The nose pin screw appears to be loosened. This happened for the same reason.
“I didn’t know the screw was loose,” said 35-year-old Varsha Sahu, who spoke to the media.
The incident happened 2 months ago
This incident happened only 2 months ago. As Varsha said in the media, she was sitting there talking to her friends. In this case, immediately after taking a long breath, the nose went in immediately. It then joins the lungs. But it was as if she thought she might have gone to her stomach. It was as if it had gone to the lungs.
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Detection of the nose by scanning
Soon after the nosebleed, Varsha developed respiratory problems, coughing and pneumonia. When the check was done, the main cause of this problem was the nose injury and they gave medicine. But no matter how many medicines she swallowed, her cough and pneumonia problems were not resolved. Later, when I met the doctor again in March, he was told to do the scanning. A CT scan later revealed a nodule in her lung.
Event in Kolkata
This incident took place in Kolkata, where Dr Debraj Jash, who is a lung doctor at Medica Super Specialty Hospital, managed to remove the nasal cavity from Varsha’s lung. The doctors who spoke about this, we have heard and seen that some food gets stuck in the lungs when eating. But this type of case is very rare. Similar cases have been seen in children and elderly people. He said that this is the first time that such a case has happened even in this age.
Nasal congestion in the lungs for more than two weeks
The strange thing is that the nose that went to the lungs, stayed inside for 2 weeks. Doctors say that it is rather difficult to operate because the organs have grown around him. If an operation was to be done, it had to be done very carefully, because the nose was so small that it would have been difficult to operate even if it had bled. The doctor who performed the operation said that he successfully performed the operation very carefully and pulled out the nose.
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