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Keloid

Keloid is otherwise known as a keloidal scar. Keloids are formed as thick outgrowths along with the scar tissue in the site of a healed wound. Keloids cause itchiness and pain during growth. Acne scars, burns, scratches, and surgical incision sites can have keloid growths. Corticosteroid shots, cryotherapy, and laser therapy help to remove keloids.

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I have a keloid on both my ears, which are very itchy. How to treat them?

Query: Hi doctor, My issue is that I had my ears pierced a few years ago. But it did not heal well, and for the last four years, there has been a pea-sized keloid on the back of both ears. They do not hurt, but they can be itchy. But it makes me nervous. It does not appear to be a good situation. Is there ...  Read Full »


Dr. Ishwar Chandra Rai

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I understand your concern. Keloid is an abnormal growth of fibrous tissues caused by a stimulus such as an abrasion, wound, or cut. It is not painful but unappealing and makes the bearer uncomfortable. It does not happen overnight, but it does take time. As a result...  Read Full »

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