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Why can i hear my heart beat in my eardrum?
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Can be normal: Many people notice this, especially sometimes when lying on their side at night. I have even heard people say it happens when they lie on one specific side. In my experience it does not typically signify anything serious going on.
Answered 5/22/2016
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