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Congested ear drum seen in?

Active otosclerosis,acute otitis media,glomus jugulare,myringitis bullosa,excessive crying child,etc.

Congestion with yellowish tint sometimes indicates?

Acute suppurative otitis media(ASOM)

Localised congestion seen in?

Acute otitis media or subacute otitis media

Generalized congestion seen in?

Acute simple or necrotising otitis media