Auricular chondritis is an infection of the cartilage and perichondrium of the auricle. This is a common external ear disease with symptoms of swelling, heat, redness, and severe pain in the ear but does not affect the earlobe. If not treated promptly, auricular chondritis will cause many complications that affect the patient's aesthetics and health.

Have you ever been in a situation where your ear is red, swollen, painful, or even has pus? These are likely signs of auricular cartilage disease. The following article will provide more detailed information about this disease, helping people understand correctly and sufficiently to prevent and treat it effectively if they are unfortunate enough to get it.