A tiny, yet painful bump behind the ear.
An ineffective treatment for a misdiagnosed bacterial infection, followed by a return visit and inconclusive biopsy as symptoms persist.
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April 29, 2024 at 11:18 AM
7 minute read
A tiny, yet painful bump behind the ear.
An ineffective treatment for a misdiagnosed bacterial infection, followed by a return visit and inconclusive biopsy as symptoms persist.
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