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A 10 year old child presents with non foul purulent smelling discharge, which is painless. Patient repos that he is able to hear better in the presence of discharge than when the ear is dry. The most probable diagnosis is

A

CSOM

B

Serous otitis media

C

Cholesteatoma

D

Mastoiditis

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