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Benign ear tumors
May develop in the ear canal, blocking it and causing hearing loss and a buildup of earwax. Such tumors include: epidermal inclusion cysts (sometimes referred to as sebaceous cysts): Small sacs filled with skin secretions, osteomas and exostoses: noncancerous bone tumors, keloids: growths of excess scar tissue after an injury or ear piercing
Symptoms:
- Problems with balance
- Vertigo (feeling like the world is spinning)
- Facial numbness and tingling, which may be constant or come and go
- Facial weakness
- Taste changes
- Difficulty swallowing and hoarseness
- Headaches
- Clumsiness or unsteadiness
- Confusion
Preliminary plan:
- Oncologist appointment
- ENT-specialist appointment
- Complete blood count (CBC)
- Urinalysis
- Endoscopic examination of ear
- MRI
- Computed tomography
Doctors
Dermatovenerologist, oncologist
