Lump in earlobe

Many friends will suddenly find lumps in their earlobes. Some friends may not feel pain or itching, but can just feel the lumps in their earlobes, while some friends can feel pain and itching. Many friends feel very scared when this happens. They don’t know what the specific cause is, nor do they know whether they have any disease.

In fact, lumps in the earlobe are often caused by cysts. Although it itself will not have a big impact on the patient's life, if the cysts are complicated by infection, the problem will be more serious. Therefore, if there are lumps in the earlobe, it is recommended that you treat it early.

The pimples in the earlobe are likely to be sebaceous cysts, commonly known as cysts. It is caused by the poor excretion of lipid substances secreted by the sebaceous glands, and the contents are like tofu dregs. Many of the cysts that grow in this location can heal themselves, that is, they will disappear unnoticed after a period of time. You can also go to the hospital for surgical removal; if there is an infection, just treat it as a normal boil.

The bumps in the earlobes may be caused by cysts formed by the accumulation of sebaceous glands in the glands after the sebaceous gland ducts are blocked. This is the most common benign skin tumor. Many people have experienced cysts, especially young people who are in the period of vigorous growth and development.

Treatment principles for earlobe atheroma infection

1. Complete removal of the tumor. 2. If there is concurrent infection, antibacterial drugs can be used. 3. After suppuration, incision and drainage are required, and surgical removal is performed after the inflammation subsides.

Key principles for treating earlobe atheroma infection

1. For early mild cases of combined infection, oral Pioneer IV is the main treatment. 2. If the infection is more serious, intramuscular injection of capreol is the main treatment.

In order to avoid the appearance of lumps in the earlobe, that is, to prevent cysts, please pay attention to maintaining good living habits in your daily life. In order to avoid infection of cysts, seeking treatment as soon as possible is your best option. After surgical resection, you must pay attention to postoperative care to avoid infection.