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Why do i keep hearing white noise in my head every night?
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Normal blood flow.: You're probably hearing the blood flowing through blood vessels in the ear area. When you have your ear on a pillow or mattress, you're blocking out environmental noises, so the normal noises of circulation become audible.
Answered 2/24/2018
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