Don't worry: It is probably nothing but a vascular tendency like blushing. But an exam might discover if it is a sign of polychondritis which is rare and very unlikely w/out other symptoms. If you find yourself worried that it's more than simple blushing - have a doctor check for a cause. Here's info on the rare condition. http://www.drugs.com/health-guide/polychondritis.html If it fits, have an exam. Best!
Answered 6/26/2017
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Little unusual: Please check our uric acid level. Gout can affect ears. Also need to r/o a condition called relapsing polychondritis for which need to do some blood test. Consult your PCPplease
Answered 7/29/2017
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