A three-and-a-half-month-old baby was found to have light yellow sticky substance in the ear, which may indicate otitis media and requires further medical examination and treatment.

A patient inquires about the possibility of eardrum damage after experiencing ear pain and hearing loss following ear cleaning and treatment.

Treatment Methods for Yellow Fluid in a Child’s Ear Infection

Water leakage at the outer edge of the ear could be a sign of ear abnormalities.

Watery ears and excessive earwax may be symptoms of chronic suppurative otitis media, which requires professional treatment.

Crying when touching the ear in babies may be due to pain caused by ear diseases such as otitis media, external otitis, or could be reflexive pain from other organ diseases. In severe cases, it may be a sign of malignant tumors in the ear. It is important to seek professional medical examination and treatment as soon as possible.