Sure: There is a strange connection between your throat and ears that you may be aware of "popping your ears" or "swallowing on a plane". oddly enough squeezing your eyes closed may engage a muscle in this area. This alone changes the sound in your ears. Your carotid artery is just behind your ear drums and if you hear a rhythmic pulsing it is that. If this is your only problem, nothing scary here.
Answered 7/29/2014
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Tinnitus: Squinting hard tenses the facial skin, slightly pulling the external auditory canal and outer layer of the eardrum, which may temporarily amplify tinnitus. It's normal. Take care!
Answered 10/15/2017
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