There is always that kind of dandruff in my ears

The presence of dandruff in the ears may be caused by dry skin in the external auditory canal or a fungal infection. It cannot be ruled out that it is normal metabolism. It may also be caused by external ear inflammation.

1. Otitis externa: It may be caused by bacterial or viral infection, which may lead to local purulent secretions, or erythema and peeling, etc., which may cause local peeling and itching. You can choose to apply anti-inflammatory ointment locally, which will help with local cleaning and care, thereby achieving anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effects.

2. Dry skin in the external auditory canal: If the area is too dry, it may cause symptoms of dryness and peeling, resulting in dandruff in the ear. Generally, you should eat some water-based foods appropriately, and then use a cotton swab to help remove the debris inside.

3. Normal metabolism: Usually the debris caused by clean skin can prevent the invasion of dust or insects, and there will be no obvious pain or itching symptoms. It is usually expelled by shaking the head or sneezing. If there are large amounts of aggregates, you usually need to go to the hospital for professional cleaning.

4. Eczema: If the local resistance is relatively low, fungal infection will occur, causing itching and purulent secretions in the ear canal.