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Can an ear hematoma be fixed so that it won't come back?
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Yes, by drainage: Yes a ear hematoma should be drained. If you are not on blood thinners then it should not recur. The common reason for ear hematomas are sports or accidents so wearing protective gear may prevent future ear hematomas.
Answered 9/28/2016
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