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Sweating And Swelling Behind the Ears Posted: 07-16-05 23:23pm


Question, am 18year old male, I seem to have sweat comming from behind my ears from top to buttom, after couple hour it gets hard and cracks my skin behind my ears, I also noticed the exit out of my ears are dry and kind of same not sweat but very dry and like dandruff type if u scratch it falls white . Am not sure what this is so if anyone has any advice. I take showers everyday and if I clean my ears and around it kind of goes away for about 20min later it dries and becomes same. It keeps comming back after showers so I dont know what to do.

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