Help!!
So I feel like I am hearing my own heartbeat through my ear, and I can't ear anything. I can only hear out of my right ear. I need tips on how to make the pain go away, and how to hear again!!

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Help!! 
So I feel like I am hearing my own heartbeat through my ear, and I can't ear anything. I can only hear out of my right ear. I need tips on how to make the pain go away, and how to hear again!!

FrogGirlEmmy · Answer

That happens to me all the time

FrogGirlEmmy · Answer

Ur fine

Dolphan · Answer

I start school tomorrow, I don't wanna be deaf 😭

PureSoulless · Answer

Buy better earphones

Dolphan · Answer

There apple airpods.

PureSoulless · Answer

Then you bought them broken ones fr

Dolphan · Answer

Nah I bought then straight from the apple store. But apparently they are broken 😭😭

THEKlNGOFTHEMATRIX · Answer

I'm not a medical professional, but there are a few potential causes for aurally perceiving your heartbeat in your auditory perceiver, such as pulsatile tinnitus or a blockage in the auditory perceiver canal. Veraciously, I would verbalize with an otolaryngologist to determine the exact cause and receive felicitous exhortation. In the meantime, you might want to evade inserting anything into your auditory perceiver and endeavor to stay tranquil.

Dolphan · Answer

Thank you 😭😭

THEKlNGOFTHEMATRIX · Answer

@dolphan wrote:

Thank you 😭😭

You're welcome

Aricuzyas · Answer

@theklngofthematrix wrote:

I'm not a medical professional, but there are a few potential causes for aurally perceiving your heartbeat in your auditory perceiver, such as pulsatile tinnitus or a blockage in the auditory perceiver canal. Veraciously, I would verbalize with an otolaryngologist to determine the exact cause and receive felicitous exhortation. In the meantime, you might want to evade inserting anything into your auditory perceiver and endeavor to stay tranquil.

bro became part of grey's anatomy which is pretty impressive

THEKlNGOFTHEMATRIX · Answer

@aricuzyas wrote:

@theklngofthematrix wrote:

I'm not a medical professional, but there are a few potential causes for aurally perceiving your heartbeat in your auditory perceiver, such as pulsatile tinnitus or a blockage in the auditory perceiver canal. Veraciously, I would verbalize with an otolaryngologist to determine the exact cause and receive felicitous exhortation. In the meantime, you might want to evade inserting anything into your auditory perceiver and endeavor to stay tranquil.

bro became part of grey's anatomy which is pretty impressive

My girlfriend's a doctor. She taught me some stuff.

Aricuzyas · Answer

@theklngofthematrix wrote:

@aricuzyas wrote:

@theklngofthematrix wrote:

I'm not a medical professional, but there are a few potential causes for aurally perceiving your heartbeat in your auditory perceiver, such as pulsatile tinnitus or a blockage in the auditory perceiver canal. Veraciously, I would verbalize with an otolaryngologist to determine the exact cause and receive felicitous exhortation. In the meantime, you might want to evade inserting anything into your auditory perceiver and endeavor to stay tranquil.

bro became part of grey's anatomy which is pretty impressive

My girlfriend's a doctor. She taught me some stuff.

thats pretty cool

THEKlNGOFTHEMATRIX · Answer

@aricuzyas wrote:

@theklngofthematrix wrote:

@aricuzyas wrote:

@theklngofthematrix wrote:

I'm not a medical professional, but there are a few potential causes for aurally perceiving your heartbeat in your auditory perceiver, such as pulsatile tinnitus or a blockage in the auditory perceiver canal. Veraciously, I would verbalize with an otolaryngologist to determine the exact cause and receive felicitous exhortation. In the meantime, you might want to evade inserting anything into your auditory perceiver and endeavor to stay tranquil.

bro became part of grey's anatomy which is pretty impressive

My girlfriend's a doctor. She taught me some stuff.

thats pretty cool

Yeah, she's amazing.

Aricuzyas · Answer

@theklngofthematrix wrote:

@aricuzyas wrote:

@theklngofthematrix wrote:

@aricuzyas wrote:

@theklngofthematrix wrote:

I'm not a medical professional, but there are a few potential causes for aurally perceiving your heartbeat in your auditory perceiver, such as pulsatile tinnitus or a blockage in the auditory perceiver canal. Veraciously, I would verbalize with an otolaryngologist to determine the exact cause and receive felicitous exhortation. In the meantime, you might want to evade inserting anything into your auditory perceiver and endeavor to stay tranquil.

bro became part of grey's anatomy which is pretty impressive

My girlfriend's a doctor. She taught me some stuff.

thats pretty cool

Yeah, she's amazing.

aww i wish the best for u both!

THEKlNGOFTHEMATRIX · Answer

@aricuzyas wrote:

@theklngofthematrix wrote:

@aricuzyas wrote:

@theklngofthematrix wrote:

@aricuzyas wrote:

@theklngofthematrix wrote:

I'm not a medical professional, but there are a few potential causes for aurally perceiving your heartbeat in your auditory perceiver, such as pulsatile tinnitus or a blockage in the auditory perceiver canal. Veraciously, I would verbalize with an otolaryngologist to determine the exact cause and receive felicitous exhortation. In the meantime, you might want to evade inserting anything into your auditory perceiver and endeavor to stay tranquil.

bro became part of grey's anatomy which is pretty impressive

My girlfriend's a doctor. She taught me some stuff.

thats pretty cool

Yeah, she's amazing.

aww i wish the best for u both!

Appreciate it 🤝

Aricuzyas · Answer

@theklngofthematrix wrote:

@aricuzyas wrote:

@theklngofthematrix wrote:

@aricuzyas wrote:

@theklngofthematrix wrote:

@aricuzyas wrote:

@theklngofthematrix wrote:

I'm not a medical professional, but there are a few potential causes for aurally perceiving your heartbeat in your auditory perceiver, such as pulsatile tinnitus or a blockage in the auditory perceiver canal. Veraciously, I would verbalize with an otolaryngologist to determine the exact cause and receive felicitous exhortation. In the meantime, you might want to evade inserting anything into your auditory perceiver and endeavor to stay tranquil.

bro became part of grey's anatomy which is pretty impressive

My girlfriend's a doctor. She taught me some stuff.

thats pretty cool

Yeah, she's amazing.

aww i wish the best for u both!

Appreciate it 🤝

ofc :)

La1la · Answer

it might help if u cover your ears and lightly tap on the back of ur head

La1la · Answer

It works for me

WickedGame · Answer

Go to the doctors, or get a warm rag and put it on your ear