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I am recovering from a ear infection/ mastoiditis. now i have a red line going down my neck. is this normal?
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Worrisome: Any time you see a red line highlighting skin it suggests there is infection extending in that area. I would suggest you schedule a visit with your treating doc as soon as practical.
Answered 2/7/2017
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