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otorrhoea

British  
/ ˌəʊtəˈrɪə /

noun

  1. pathol a discharge from the ears

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Any of the lingering results of the disease, such as bronchitis, otorrhoea, conjunctivitis, etc., should receive prompt attention; iron and cod-liver oil should be prescribed for the weakly and strumous, and regular hours of sleep, careful diet, and appropriate bathing and exercise should be advised.

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Otorrhoea is best treated after the dry method.

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I have known otorrhoea and ciliary blepharitis to occur as sequel�.

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Conjunctivitis of moderate severity, usually associated with otorrhoea, occurred in about 5 per cent. of our cases; it generally affected only one eye, and occurred in a few instances as late as the third week after the relapse.

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Purulent otorrhoea from one or both ears is of more frequent occurrence, and without any special exciting cause may present itself at any time during the course of the disease or more commonly after the relapse.

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