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Medical Conditions - Hole In Ear Cartilage

A hole in the ear cartilage is known as a preauricular pit. It is a small hole located in the area of the upper ear between the face and the outer ear rim. It can be present in both ears. It is commonly seen at birth. It has no signs or symptoms and does not cause any discomfort.

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My 2-year-old son has a small hole in the ear cartilage. What is the problem?

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