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My General Medicine Doctor have looked into my ear but... just a quick look with that thing they use I forgot the name of that tool. Is like a magnifier with a light... But i don't think they can check your ear drum or Eustachian Tube with that, or detect any inflammation or infection. I...

I don't hear it all the time. Someday are better than others, and someday I barely hear it. And it is not a high pitch sound, neither a low pitch sound or wooshing, It is clearly my heartbeat sound. And i hear it most when my stomach is full. I believe it is some ear problems or inflammation...

so glad you find out the cause of your pt. Hopefully mines its just Eustachian tube problem or some ear problems. im just a little bit scare of having a stroke or something... Yes im pretty over reactive. dod you hear it all the time? remember i dont hear any high or woosh sound. It is my...

An other observation is that i cant hear it in the mornings. While my stomach its not digesting. Once my day start to develop... I start to hear it when i perform task that require more effort. It then will start to call down at night. same with the ear pressure or discomfort. i dont think it...

I mentioned the Eustachian tube because i saw this at the mayoclinic. Im afraid of arteries blockage or any aneurism. The weird thing is that i dont hear it all the time and that i also feel discomfort in the ear.

im very worried, but i thunk it is something with my right ear... Sin i feel pressure in it. Plus what do you knwo about Eustachian's tube causing you to hear your iwn heartbeat?

I don't have any weird pulsatile sound... It is clearly a heartbeat sound.

I see. Is a low pitch sound. Like when you listen to your heart ❤ tru a stethoscope. I lost 30 pounds due to ny gallstone probkems. But i regained 50% of my weight. I heard that Eustachian Tube can cause me that. Specially when i feel ear fullness or pressure. If i put a finger in my ear i...

Hello everyone, Im new here! Im a 27 years old male. In Jan, I started to listen to my own heartbeat in my right ear sometimes... not all the time. I basically hear them when I move, or do something that requires effort. I am pretty concern since all I read on the internet is vascular, carotid...