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In my left ear i have three cysts in my cymba conchae, the little pocket above the tragus. they're extremely sensitive and won't go away.
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Sebaceous cysts: They may be infected sebaceous cysts. See an ENT doctor for possible incision and drainage.
Answered 9/10/2014
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