Aleš Lombergar

I have treated a few people for glass cuts and a couple had glass still in them. very common with the hand because of the hard tissue and shallow tissue depth to the bone. Invariably some glass will remain in even with the best of removal methods used and almost all of these people will come back and say that the glass eventually came out on its own.
Interestingly enough there are very few cases of infection because of these. Glass is created under very high temperatures and so the edges that cut you are nearly sterile.
these wounds almost always heal quickly because the cut is so clean. the sharpest blades are glass. Because glass breaks down to the last molecule and can slice a single cell in half with no tearing as opposed to the sharpest of surgical steel.

only things under the skin will push them selves out….your body cant dissolve glass into your blood stream (idiotic)
you have a high chance of injuring your self it you look for more you need to go and get an x-ray or an MRI your body is just going to heal around the glass and you will keep re-injuring yourself

honestly hun, i dont think it would kill you if you just left it alone. theres a chance that your skin would push it out but if you already pulled some out with glass, i doubt theres any more than what u already got. if you’re really concerned or if it hurts more than it should, id call the doc. i really hate going to the doctor so i always avoid it if i can. good luck!