Hall also suggests carrying tick-safety supplies (fine-pointed tweezers, magnifying glass, mini-flashlight or use your phone, a Ziplock bag to save the tick, and pen/notecard for taking notes).

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The doctor grabbed a pair of forceps — a.k.a. tweezers — and pulled out the splinter in “a second,” Lai said. ... “incision and removal of a foreign body, subcutaneous” — $414.

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