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pandabear01

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i hear a heartbeat in right ear Posted: 05-08-08 02:00am


i am 4 months pregnant and for the past week and a half i have been hearing a heartbeat in my right ear. sometimes it is loud sometimes not. also the heartbeat in my ears come and go. what could cause this problem that i am having? also will my baby be safe?

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me too Posted: 05-08-08 03:05am


i'm not preg, but i can hear my heartbeat in my ears frequently. also they crackel, pop, and bubble. its a very odd feeling. i've asked my doc about it and she says its no biggie. i wonder though. some times it keeps me awake and i can't hear. it happens to me mostly when i am stressed. does your ear pulse happen after activity stress or just randomly? is it enough to keep you awake? also i heard that ear noises can be contributed to a middle ear infection. you might wanna ask your doc about that.

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Heartbeat In Ear Posted: 06-05-08 21:26pm


I had a heartbeat in my right ear for years,accompanied by bad headaches.I went to Dr's about the headaches and the heartbeat in my ear,nothing they did ever helped,until one day a Dr sent me to a Ear,Nose and Throat Dr.He sent me for an MRI of my head and I had a very large Meningioma Brain Tumor.It was found just in time according to my Neurosurgeon,he said if it had grown once more I would have gone into a Coma and never woke.So that might be something you may want to ask your Dr about.

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Posted: 06-07-08 06:49am


I hear the rushing of like loud traffic along with all the sounds are so echoed and loud had a brain scan no tumour but l wonder near my jaw line l can feel something going on right up my cheek to my eye and ear

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Posted: 06-07-08 15:45pm


Is it a "swishing" sound? Or an actual beat. Sometimes wax build up on or near the ear canal will cause this. Have your ears checked for deep wax.

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