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What Is The Painful Bump On The Back Of My Ear After Using Glasses?

hello I recently got some new glasses and now I have a bump on the back of my ear and it hurts some
People that I've talked to says it has to do with my glasses they have also said that the ear piece of my glasses has rubbed and irritated the back of my ear to where it had swollen what do you think is wrong
Mon, 10 Mar 2014
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Hello and thank you for asking HCM,

I studied your case and the painful reaction on the back of your ear has probably to do with your glasses. Perhaps your glasses are too small or the material of them has caused allergic reaction. Try not to wear your glasses if it's possible for a couple of days, or wear them just in need (car driving ... ). If the symptoms don't disappear then visit your GP to make a better examination.

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What Is The Painful Bump On The Back Of My Ear After Using Glasses?

Hello and thank you for asking HCM, I studied your case and the painful reaction on the back of your ear has probably to do with your glasses. Perhaps your glasses are too small or the material of them has caused allergic reaction. Try not to wear your glasses if it s possible for a couple of days, or wear them just in need (car driving ... ). If the symptoms don t disappear then visit your GP to make a better examination. I hope this answer was helpful to you.