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Whenever i use soft silicone ear plugs i hear my heartbeat louder and clearer. why? bp is normal. it is as annoying as any other unwanted noise.
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Heart beat: If you shut out air transmission of background sounds, you will make the heart sounds transmitted thru the denser body tissue stand out.
Answered 6/29/2018
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