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My left eardrum is pounding for an hour loudly. what does this mean, should i be worried?
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It depends: The most important thing to know is whether it is pounding with your heartbeat. If this is the case, i would recommend seeing an ent. Usually this is a benign problem. It also depends whether it is painful.
Answered 1/25/2013
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