Ear Fluid: How old are you? If your Eustachian tube is filling with fluid and not draining properly you can have this sensation. If it is constant it can affect your hearing. Make sure you f/u with the ENT. This typically happens as a child, if you are an adult you want to make sure it's not due to a lymphoma causing the blockage. Good Luck
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Patulous Eustachian: Tube. Hearing your breathing loudly in the ear usually occurs with patulous Eustachian tube, or a tube that is always open. Placement of an ear tube can at times relieve the symptom. Sounds like you should discuss further with your ENT.
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