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Pulsating in right ear, in synch with Hearbeat

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pethate46
pethate46

Ive had a bout of this that went on for about an hour, I could feel pulsating and could hear it in time with my heartbeat. Ive had it before since being in peri (this is my 7th lovely year) but not for a while. CAn anyone relate?

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  • JR1971
    JR1971 pethate46

    Edited

    I noticed this the other day when lying down. (I'm in my 3rd year of perimenopause and recently noticed weird feelings in my ears.)

  • anxiousface
    anxiousface pethate46

    Edited

    Yes i have the pulsating tinnitus in my left ear, had it so years but suddenly its got louder & there all the time also iv now got a high pitch noise going on.

    i can hardly get to sleep or my head comfy at night its very annoying.

    i'm post meno by 5yrs .

    • anxiousface
      anxiousface pethate46

      Posted

      No im afraid not, iv mentioned it at ENT appointment when i went about sinus problems iv also mentioned it to two different GPs but no ones taken it seriously or taken it any further.

      it does scare me at times when it gets so loud

    • pethate46
      pethate46 anxiousface

      Posted

      My fear is that it has to do with high blood pressure. While my BP was fine last time it was checked its been about 3 years now.

    • anxiousface
      anxiousface pethate46

      Posted

      i have low blood pressure so iv never related it to high.

      i do think its worse when iv has a stressful day or im anxious.

      try not to get yourself worried about it .

      sending you a comforting hug x

  • anita36280
    anita36280 pethate46

    Posted

    I've had this for a while now, I have been peri about 7 years now and the tinitus has got progressively worse.

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