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Is someone supposed to hear his/her own heartbeat at night while lying down..causei hear mine and am not so sure if am supposed to?
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Heart heart beat: Everyone can fell or hear their heartbeat if they are in a very quite room and focus on it. Easy if your ear is on the bed without a pillow. Sometimes this can just be earwax bumping with each heart beat. Clean ears and see if it goes away.
Answered 9/12/2020
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