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my friend bit my finger lastnight,,, and it's still ...
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my friend bit my finger lastnight,,, and it's still numb, and it's a little swollen. Should I go to the doctor, or put something on it? Well she bit it hard, and there is like a little bit of teeth marks, and it's swollen, and red. And it's been numb since it happened which was about 7 hours ago. I'm just worried, if I should go get anti-biotics, or if the numbness will just go away on its own

 

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nothing, Well I ran it under cold water for a while right when it happened.

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