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I've experienced past brain trauma. now, years later i'm experiencing popping sounds in one ear when sleeping/lying down. should i be concerned?
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Ear popping: I don't think it has any relationship with your brain trauma. Ear popping are common and you should see an ENT doctor for evaluation.
Answered 6/10/2014
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