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I've had this external ear canal mass like lesion for about 3 yrs that i can remember. it recently has gotten larger and causing pain. ?
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ENT surgeon: You have to see an ENT doc, who will evaluate and likely recommend removal of mass with submission to pathologist.
Answered 4/26/2015
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