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Ear keloid
I have a Keloid on my upper ear since last seven months and I also want to tell you tha am nine months pregnant.
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Best treatment is removal.. Injections can be tried but to limited effect with multiple sittings.. Since it is not painful and slow growing you can go for the removal after your pregnancy and even nursing period.. There is no hurry.. Prioritize
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It has to be removed surgically, will take only 15 minutes. Better to get it removed after pregnancy.
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This swelling needs to be removed surgically and if you ll wait ,later on it ll increase in size and when you ll excise it later on ...you ear shape might get disfigured permanently. So get it surgically removed asap and it ll not effect your pregnancy .
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Leave it till your pregnancy as this requires injections on the site every week. Visiting hospitals will not be safe for you & of course your baby during corona pandemic.
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