A member asked:

I have a lump behind the lobe on my left ear, it hurts and is not on the surface of the skin..what could this be?

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Sebaceous cyst: Sebaceous cysts are benign. The body of the cyst is filled with dead skin cells and oil from the skin’s oil glands. They can be manipulated with the fingers and moved beneath the skin. Sebaceous cysts are painless unless they have become infected or are pressing on a nerve. They can occur anywhere on the body where sebaceous glands are present, including the earlobes where they are not uncommon.

Answered 1/5/2019

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