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A member asked:
Ive recently seen a chiropractor and got adjustment, my issue now is that after my first adjustment i now have a beating noise in my ear.?
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Noise: Although possible, it is extremely rare for someone to develop a vascular problem after spinal manipulation. Most likely the manipulation has caused some blockage in your eustacion tube to your ear and this is why you hear your beating sound. I think you will find this will resolve.
Answered 1/14/2015
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