Ear pimples?
Nov 22, 2011 at 8:45 PM Post #2 of 9
Dig them ear wax(ii) out, but don't do it too often or you'll irritate the skin inside.
But it could be some sort of allergic reaction to dust/dirt.
In that case, practise good hygiene. 
 
In any case, you have got to do see a doctor or a specialist. 
They'll give you the proper advice and meds if needed.
Maybe they'll do syringing on you :0
 
Nov 22, 2011 at 10:58 PM Post #3 of 9


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Dig them ear wax(ii) out, but don't do it too often or you'll irritate the skin inside.
But it could be some sort of allergic reaction to dust/dirt.
In that case, practise good hygiene. 
 
In any case, you have got to do see a doctor or a specialist. 
They'll give you the proper advice and meds if needed.
Maybe they'll do syringing on you :0


My ears are the type that dont get alot of build wax up, and i am amazed when i clean out my IEM's. I dont think a doctor is needed, but ill see.
 
 
Nov 23, 2011 at 3:23 AM Post #5 of 9
Inside the ear canal?

Maybe try hydrogen peroxide. I use it every so often to clear out wax. It is an antiseptic, so it might help.

On the outside, I like to clean with witch hazel. $1.50 at the drugstore and works well. I wouldn't recommend pouring it into your ears without a doctor signing off.
 
Nov 23, 2011 at 6:51 AM Post #6 of 9
Won't hydrogen peroxide worsen an inflammation? It'll corrode your skin and leave a very rough texture. Iodine isn't recommended either as it increases healing time and may cause scar tissues to form. You may want to try potassium permanganate but it stings really bad. 
 
Edit: In hindsight, putting kmno4 in your ear probably isn't a very good idea. 
 
Nov 23, 2011 at 8:38 AM Post #7 of 9
Any topical ointment and cleaning to kill bacteria (assuming the pimple is accessible) should help things along.  They can take many months to clear up.
 
Nov 23, 2011 at 10:31 AM Post #9 of 9


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Thanks guys, ill look into cleaning out my ears with HP 2-3 times a week.



No offense to any of the head-fiers that posted possible solutions, I really don't think you should just try what people tell you based on your short description of your problem. Yes, one of them might work, but what if it doesn't? No one but you are responsible for following directions from non-medical professionals. There are a lot of diseases and infections where the signs and symptoms are so very similar that people have tendency to think whatever one they had and whatever solution worked for them would work for the next person. =/
 
Also, no there is no such thing as universal antibiotics. Using one that doesn't completely kill the bacterial infection (if it is) would only make the bacteria more resistant, hence making them more difficult to treat later on.
 
Hey, they're your ears. Do what you want to do with them, but that's my 2 cents.
 

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