otorrhea
/ɔtəˈriːə/Definitions
1. noun
a discharge of pus or blood from the ear, typically caused by an infection in the middle ear.
“The doctor ordered a CT scan to determine the cause of the patient’s otorrhea.”
2. noun
a discharge of pus or mucus from the ear, often associated with an ear infection or a middle ear problem.
“The pediatrician prescribed antibiotics to treat the child’s otorrhea.”