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| [RC] Aural Plaques - Wendy Harris Hi. I'm 
wondering if anyone has had any experience with your horse(s) and could offer 
advice that has worked for you. My horse has Aural Plaques. It is my 
understanding that aural plaques are clinically recognized as different from 
warts. They are benign, raised, white to pink cauliflower like lesions that 
occur bilaterally on the inner surface of the ear. Incorrectly described as ‘ear 
fungus’. My vet has indicated that they respond poorly to treatment and do not 
spontaneously regress. I was told I could use a corticosteroid/antibiotic 
ointment but their thought is that I'd be wasting my time and money. My horse 
has become very defensive about having his ear touched, I know they are painful 
to him. I'd like to try something to get rid of them. Any experience and/or 
suggestions with this would be GREATLY appreciated. THANKS a bunch and have a 
WONDERFUL holiday season! 
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