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Hypersensitive to noise since being pregnant. wind /fluttering feeling in ear. thoughts? thanks.
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Increased blood flow: Pregnancy increases the blood volume by 40% and blood flow throughout the body. The inner ear may be more sensitized for this reason .
Answered 11/4/2016
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