Does a toothpick carry a risk of tetanus?

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Apr 12, 2024
6:06:39am

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Does a toothpick carry a risk of tetanus?

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Recipefordisaster

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My daughter somehow stepped on a toothpick at A Days and it went an inch into

Apr 10, 10:14pm

RE: My daughter somehow stepped on a toothpick at A Days and it went an inch

acougfan

Apr 10, 10:18pm

RE: My daughter somehow stepped on a toothpick at A Days and it went an inch

Apr 10, 10:22pm

Are you confident the whole thing came out when you removed it? If so I would just watch the area closely for a few days

dingus79

Apr 10, 10:22pm

I am, it came out pretty clean.

Apr 10, 11:01pm

This is the way.

Recipefordisaster

Apr 11, 4:52am

RE: My daughter somehow stepped on a toothpick at A Days and it went an inch

garyfan

Apr 10, 10:31pm

Guessing not wearing shoes? No harm waiting to see what happens. I wouldn’t put my child on an antibiotic for that.

5150man

Apr 10, 10:37pm

Yeah, no shoes, and sharp things on the ground for some reason.

Apr 10, 11:03pm

Bad advice

claw

Apr 11, 1:25am

They were using them for crafts, so at least it wasn't in anyone's mouth.

Apr 11, 6:12am

Make sure she’s current on her tetanus shot.

NWCoug

Apr 10, 10:49pm

Does a toothpick carry a risk of tetanus?

Recipefordisaster

Apr 12, 6:06am

The material is irrelevant. Tetanus is caused by a bacteria. The deep puncture

NWCoug

Apr 12, 9:05am

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MightyFreakingCougar

Apr 10, 10:53pm

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