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I hear a heart beat in my ear. is this normal, do i need to go see my doctor?
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Probably not: this is likely occurring while you are lying in bed and not distracted. It is usually nothing to worry about. If it is associated with headaches or visual problems I would have your blood pressure checked at your doctor's office.
Answered 9/17/2015
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