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Would it be appropriate to ask a dermatologist about ear-related symptoms (i.e. flaking skin in the ear)?
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Sure: A dermatologist can usually help with any skin surface problem anywhere on one's body. Generally, one's primary care doctor can take care of such symptoms, meaning a dermatologist may not be needed in the majority of cases.
Answered 1/12/2020
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