Fluid Drainage
Drainage of fluid in your ear can also indicate an infection of this body part. The eustachian tubes often drain secretions from the middle ear. So when they get inflamed or swollen due to the bacteria or virus, they will not work correctly. As a result, fluid would accumulate in the middle ear, result in an infection. In some cases, you might see this buildup fluid coming out of the ear. It is typically odorless and clear. However, when you notice a discolored fluid with pus, then the infection might progress. It is important to visit your healthcare provider immediately to prevent extensive damages to your hearing system. [2]
