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Is it normal for people with anemia to have beating sound in their ears? how can you prevent it?
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It is normal to hear your heartbeat, with or without anemia. Keep your ear off the pillow by putting your hand or properly folded cloth to isolate the ear from the pillow.
Answered 1/15/2023
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