Smelly Ear Infections. An infection of the outer and middle ear (otitis externa and media) is the most common cause of a smelly ear discharge (otorrhea). A purulent discharge may appear white to pale yellow initially. Initially the discharge may be odorless but can progress into a foul smelling odor.
Loose Burning Stools Causes. Burning stools is a symptom which is associated with a host of pathologies. These can be due to constipation and dried feces, bacterial infection, hammeroids, fissures, fistula, diarrheoa, food poisoning, etc. Loose burning stools may require antibiotic treatment regimen, especially if they are associated with bacterial infection.
Most cases of black stools are from eating black foods or iron supplements. The most common condition causing black stools is a bleeding ulcer. Black stools caused by blood indicate a problem in the upper digestive tract. Blood in the stool can be detected through a stool test. Black stool along with pain, vomiting, or diarrhea is cause to see a doctor right away. If blood in the stool is suspected, a doctor should contacted as soon as possible.