NO DRUG THERAPY IN PRIMARY CARE (RECOGNITION & REFERRAL)
A confirmed benign ear growth (such as an osteoma or benign skin lesion) still needs specialist assessment and possible removal; there is no GP-level drug treatment. - Refer
Children follow the same pathway: recognise and refer. No primary-care medicine is implied.
No dose - referral pathway, no medicine given in primary care
A confirmed benign ear growth (such as an osteoma or benign skin lesion) still needs specialist assessment and possible removal; there is no GP-level drug treatment.
- Rare in Egyptian primary care.
- No medicine is prescribed for this in primary care - this entry is for recognition and referral. Anything given is decided by the service it is referred to.
- RED FLAG - A growth causing hearing loss or ear canal obstruction, or any change in size or appearance that suggests the lesion should be reclassified: assess and refer.