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Candela Reybaud, a mother of two from Argentina, was shocked when doctors removed a crumpled piece of sticky tape from her nose, that too after 35 years. Kandela had no idea how this tape got into his nose and how it remained stuck there for so many years.
When the nose gets blocked due to cold, there is great difficulty in breathing. Even if the nose opens a little due to repeated sniffles, it is still not easy to breathe. But one woman breathed with her nose partially open for 35 years. He felt as if he had had a cold for so many years. But when she went to the doctor for checkup after so many years, the doctors found a ball of tape in her nose which had blocked her nose for so many days. The thing to think about is how did it get into his nose?
According to the report of Mirror website, Candela Reybaud, a mother of two from Argentina, was shocked when doctors removed a folded piece of sticky tape from her nose, that too after 35 years. Kandela had no idea how this tape got into his nose and how it remained stuck there for so many years. They suspect that it may have been accidentally left in his nose along with the nasal tube that was put in during respiratory distress in the hospital when he was a newborn.
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Kandela told that he always had difficulty in breathing. Air came out of his right nostril with great difficulty, due to which he had difficulty in even small physical activities. She says, “Ever since I can remember, air was not coming out of my right nose properly. I had difficulty in running because I had to breathe through the mouth. The same problem existed while sleeping. I kept living considering it as normal because I had become accustomed to this habit since childhood.” At that time he had no idea what the long-term side effects of mouth breathing could be.
