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Swollen posterior auricular nerve. cord like swelling. there no pain or discomfort associated with it.why is it there and what can be its implication?
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Swelling behind ear: Swelling behind ears can be due to infection, trauma, sebaceous cyst, lymph node swelling due to ear infection. Please discuss it with a physician.
Answered 9/4/2018
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