Help with Mac Book Pro Card reader

I am hoping that maybe someone here can help me with my MacBookPro OS X 10.8.3 problem.
All of a sudden, when I put a card from my camera into the card reader and into the computer, it says that there are 0 items.
It worked fine last week, and now it doesn't.
It also will not let my external hard drive work on it. When I plug it in, the icon shows up on the desk top but says that there are 0 items in it, and I know that isn't true.
Please Help-thank you

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