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The bottom of my earlobe is purple it don't hurt, itch, burn, or a no bump

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Dr. Heidi Fowler answered

Specializes in Psychiatry

No : No nodule? No pain? No itching? No skin irregularity? No trauma? The ENT doctors can add to this. I do not know the cause of your your purple earlobe. From an acupuncture standpoint, it may result from stagnant energy and blood. The ear is considered a microsystem which reflects the health of the body. Lesions on the ear often correspond to illness in specific areas or organs of the body. A medical acupuncturist can use a point finder to locate a specific point or points on your ear that are indicative of lack of health in the corresponding part of your body. It is remarkable how accurate aricular acupuncture can be. There are many doctors (md's and do's) in the United States who practice acupuncture. The practice of acupuncture has spread from both asia and europe to the us.

Answered 7/20/2018

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Something : Something resulted in the accumulation of blood under the skin of our earlobe, or you have a new blood vessel growth underneath the skin of the ear. This can occur either when placing an earring, someone repetitively flicking of the lobe or other injury to the ear.

Answered 5/12/2018

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