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I've been having what i can only describe as a pulse or a heartbeat in my ears usually when i'm laying down on the couch or sometimes when i sit.?
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Common: Tiis is a common complaint which we call "pulsatile tinnitus." it can be caused by many things including wax and middle ear fluid. I suggest seein an ENT doctor for an evaluation.
Answered 6/10/2014
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