Do ear discharges (like two times) cause further damage on a ruptured eardrum (that doesn’t heal) and result in increase hearing loss?

Yes, it is possible for ear discharges to cause further damage to a ruptured eardrum if the eardrum does not heal. In general, when an injury or infection damages the eardrum (also known as tympanic membrane), fluid can accumulate in the middle ear space behind it which can then lead to further hearing loss. Additionally, doctors often need to use antibiotics and other medications to stop these infections from getting worse, which could also lead to more damage and hearing loss if not treated promptly.

When an ear discharge occurs on a ruptured eardrum that hasn’t healed, it is important for individuals with this condition to seek medical attention right away in order to prevent long-term effects such as hearing loss. In some cases, surgical intervention may be necessary in order to repair the damaged tympanic membrane or remove debris from inside the ear canal. It is also important for those affected by this condition follow their doctor's advice regarding at-home care and lifestyle modifications that can help make sure their ears remain healthy and functioning properly going forward.