👉 In medicine, otogenic refers to a condition where there is a defect or abnormality in the ear canal or tympanic membrane. This can occur due to injury, infection, or other causes that affect the structure of the ear and its ability to produce sound. Otogenic conditions can cause a variety of symptoms such as hearing loss, difficulty speaking, and even pain when trying to hear sounds. Treatment for otogenic conditions typically involves correcting the underlying defect or improving the flow of blood in the ear canal
