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Question by Mike
Submitted on 2/15/2006
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I had my tongue pierced a few days ago, I think when the piercer did it, the barbell he used was too short. My tongue feels fine and my talking is normal, but on the bottom there is an indentation in the bottom of my tongue, that the ball sits in when I lift my tongue. I just retracts back in to this space, and only a little bit of it shows. I was wondering what I should do to get rid of this, because I'm afraid the bottom might heal over the piercing.


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