Kali Bich: When the discharge from the ear is sticky.
Hepar Sulph: When it is caused by an abscess in the ear; perforation in the ear is also cured by this remedy.
Psorinum: It should be given in cases where the above remedies have failed to act. Fetid discharge from the ear.
Aurum Met: Where there is even entire loss of the drum of the ear and decay of the bones. Foul smelling discharge. Obstinate otorrhoea. Humming, buzzing and rushing in ears.
Tellurium: It has cured otorrhoea of long standing in sixth potency; higher dilutions having failed. Discharge fetid, smelling like fish brine stained with 'blood, thin and watery serum with excoriation and blistering.
Pulsatilla: When the discharge is bland and is of yellowish or greenish color.
Graphites: Discharge glutinous, fetid and sticky, honey colored and blistering where the discharge touches the skin. The Patient is susceptible to cold and exposure which cause increase in the discharge and enlargement of tonsils.
Scarlatinum: When following scarlet fever.
Streptococcin: When discharge is due to streptococcal infection. Give 200 dilution.
Gaertner: In septic condition when the child is thin and weak with flabby muscles and pallid complexion, mentally restless and fears darkness and solitude.
Hydrastis: Muco purulent discharge which is accompanied or has been preceded by a general catarrh of the entire mucus membranes.
Viola Odorata: Murmuring and tickling before ears. Bring on discharge that has stopped or heals a discharge in a few days. (Discharges of both ears with deafness cured with one dose of Q.)
Calcarea Carb: Muco-purulent bland discharge of white color.
Silicea: Discharge offensive due to caries of bones. It contains small pieces of bones.
Mercurius: In suppuration of middle ear with thin and acrid discharge especially in syphilitic ear condition. Hardness of hearing due to swollen tonsils. Profuse green, thick, acrid pus and fetid discharge from the ears.
Aethusa: Yellow discharge from right ear with stitching pain which is relieved by inserting the fingers and drawing the parts as under.
Nitric Acid: Yellowish white discharge from the ear with lachrymation from the eyes, puffy face and urine smelling like horse's urine.
Sanicula: Fish brine discharge from the ear.
Elaps Corallinus: Yellow or green discharge from the ears.
Calcarea Sul: Offensive and purulent discharge from the ears with thick and bloody pus.
Carbonium Sulph: Discharge from the ears bloody, fetid, offensive and purulent. Redness of the ears. Eruption behind ears. Noises in ears.
Kali Iod: Copious, thick, green discharge from the ear. The patient is a hot patient better in cold.
