most helpful answer i addressed your question on the ear nose and throat community. unfortunately i have no way to confirm if your roommate has a mole or an abscess inside her ear but a mole does not suddenly occur within hours of a scratch; a skin abscess can form. the fact that this skin lesion is constantly draining is the real concern. it needs to be properly diagnosed and treated. since i can't examine your roommate i cannot determine the true nature of this draining lesion. sorry. her sinuses do not drain in her ears but they can drain down the back of her throat. there is an opening of the eustachian tubes in her throat but this fluid will not drain up into the ear. the ear has the potential of creating its own fluid that can become stagnant.
growth inside ear with fluid draining from same ear occured hours after a scratch inside ear it's been 1 year since. my roommate has a growth that the doctor claims is just a mole but she claims it happened within hours after sticking something in her ear and accidentally scratching it. it's been a year since it happened and she claims that she has had fluid draining from ear since. she also complains of a burning pain and swelling in her facial sinus cavities which she swears is related. she says she can feel it draining from the sinuses to her ear. is that even possible? what could growth be other than a mole?