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When i go to bed i can hear my heartbeat in my left ear. what does this mean?
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Not uncommon: And usually not anything ti be concerned about provided there is irregularity to heart beat rhythm & BP is normal. If there still remains a question talk to your physician.
Answered 12/17/2014
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