A woman had a tiddlywink stuck up her nose for 37 years.
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Mary McCarthy, from New Zealand, explained that her nostrils were "constantly leaking" and that she had previously been diagnosed with a chronic sinus issue.
McCarthy's condition worsened recently when she took a Covid test when doctors found out that she had placed the tiddlywink up her nose when she was a child.
Medics performed an operation to extract the tiddlywink from her nose and it had been stuck there for so long that calcified matter had grown around it.
McCarthy told Stuff: "When I woke I said, ‘What was it?’ And they said it was the laugh of the hospital – a tiddlywink and it hadn’t even lost its colour.
"There was calcification around it and that was probably why my nose had grown a bit crooked."