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Pre auricular pit
Hello, A very tiny hole is apparalent near the left ear of my son since birth,  who is 4 years old. 2 days ago something like sac bulging out near this hole and today morning i saw pus coming out from that sac.
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This will require surgery. Start antibiotics and plan for surgery with your doctor.
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this will require surgery
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This condition is known as Pre-auricular Sinus. It is congenital, ie present since birth. Usually it is on both sides. It requires proper surgery under local anesthesia
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Take proper appointment and consult with an ENT surgeon.
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