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I had pulsatile tinnitus last year. mris were negative. now the blood flow behind my right ear is loud, though not pulsatile. problem?
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Yes: You may have a stenosis (narrowing of the artery) or an aneurysm near the right ear. See doctor and get this checked out ASAP.
Answered 4/16/2016
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