What are blackheads on the ears?

Blackheads are a common skin problem in clinical practice. Generally speaking, blackheads mainly grow on the nose and are closely related to oil secretion. Blackheads on the ears are relatively rare, and the treatment method for blackheads on the ears is different from that for blackheads on the nose, and there is also a clear difference in the nature of the two. So what exactly are blackheads on the ears?

1. Sebaceous gland duct blockage

This condition is follicular sebaceous adenitis caused by blockage of the sebaceous gland duct. The metabolism of the sebaceous glands can be promoted through proper lifestyle conditioning. Try to avoid frequent squeezing to prevent the spread of inflammation. You can disinfect with iodine every day to prevent infection. At present, you can eat more vegetables and fruits in your daily diet, eat an apple a day, and drink 1500 ml of water every day to promote skin metabolism. Try not to eat spicy and irritating foods to reduce inducing factors.

2. Oily earwax

Oily earwax usually causes different degrees of earwax. You should pay more attention to it and avoid water entering your ears, as this can easily lead to otitis media. You can go to the ENT department of the hospital and if there is earwax, take it out as soon as possible.

3. Note

The most fundamental reason for the formation of blackheads is excessive oil secretion of the skin. It is caused by clogged pores. You should pay attention to a light diet, eat more vegetables and fruits, and avoid greasy food. First of all, you should pay attention to your diet, eat less sweets, seafood, animal fats and irritating foods, eat more vegetables and fruits, drink more water on weekdays, and maintain good gastrointestinal function. Secondly, pay attention to self-care, do not pick or squeeze with your hands, avoid using oily cosmetics and corticosteroids, and wash the affected area frequently with warm water and soap containing sulfur or other degreasing and anti-inflammatory substances.