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Theres a whooshing sound in my right ear, it becomes very loud when its quiet. ?
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Sound in Ear: If its started suddenly, could be infectious. If its there for a while, might be non-infectious. Either way, your ears need to be looked at by a physician.
Answered 9/20/2019
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