The use of Bengal Fig (Ficus benghalensis) for ear infections or earache is primarily supported by traditional medicine, particularly within Ayurveda and some systems of folk medicine in South Asia. Traditionally, the latex or other parts of the Bengal Fig have been used topically or as ear drops to alleviate symptoms of earache, often due to its presumed anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties. However, scientific studies directly evaluating the efficacy of Bengal Fig for ear infections or earache are lacking. Available pharmacological research on Ficus benghalensis primarily focuses on its general antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and wound-healing properties, with limited or no clinical studies specifically assessing its effects on otic infections or pain. Therefore, while historical and ethnobotanical records document its traditional use, there is minimal scientific validation for this indication, and its evidence rating remains low.