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Is it normal that i hear my own heart beat? my heart rate was up but i hear it.
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Most likely: If you hear your heart beat in your ear, called tinnitus, it is often benign however there are rare disorders that you should discuss with your doctor to determine in a specialist check-up (ENT) is in order. This is particularly reasonable for you as you noted sinus surgery, migraine headaches and nasal congestion.
Answered 11/13/2014
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