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Are skin tags just inside ear canal ok? been there many years with no change
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Skin tags are: generally benign and do not grow cancerous. They are known to be everywhere on the epidermis and can grow inside orifices. For the most part unless they interfere with the function of whichever part of your body they grow in, or become irritating due to traffic, you should not try to mess with them. They can bleed and get more irritated in the long run. Thanks for trusting in HealthTap.
Answered 4/4/2020
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