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Whooshing sound in left ear. notice at night, seems to sync with heartbeat. today while pushing in the bathroom going #2 it came on strong then let up soft, strong soft repetition. also ringing in ears for quite some time?
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Being able to hear your heartbeat is normal. Try to arrange your pillow to avoid pushing your ear against it. Ringing in the ears may require evaluation by an ENT doctor. Wish you good health!
Answered 4/10/2021
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