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ozzy5639

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Itching behind ears Posted: 07-19-08 13:52pm


I am a very clean person, but for the last few years I have been getting episodes where either behind one, or both ears I itch. It gets raw from rubbing, and also itched inside the upper part of the earlobe. I can't pinpoint any specific time of year, or anything else that might lead me to an answer. Should I just keep putting cordozone on and behind my ears when this happens? Any ideas what it is, or what may cause this? Thanks

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