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: Jolly Lawger

Brain Swabbin’.

By Steve Pirates

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Today I went to the Doctor’s office. I’m generally a pretty healthy and hale guy. Really the only things wrong with me are frequent ear infections. My “regular doctor” is actually my ENT Doc. The past few days I’ve been under the weather. Kate finally convinced me to go get checked out. I thought I had an ear infection, but I was wrong. I apparently have a sinus infection (so sexy, I know). In order to check it out, the Doc swabbed by sinus.

“How does one swab a sinus?” you ask. By shoving a flexible metal swab up the nose, and into the sinus cavity and orbit. So basically, to check for a sinus infection they poke the back of your eyeball. It was very unpleasant.

Just thought everyone would like to know.

Full post as published by Jolly Lawger on September 13, 2008 (boomark / email).

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