← Return to Hearing Heart Beat In Left Ear: What is the cause?

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@colleenyoung

Hi @sheideman and welcome,
Allow me to bring @beatricefay @kiki1989 @akbishop12 @kittyrushing @judyhodgern @trishanna @th1 @joyces @lioness into this discussion. Together they have experience with pulsatile tinnitus, Meniere's disease, vertigo and hearing loss and may have some suggestions as you and your doctor investigate the root cause of this flare up.

You'll find a wealth of information and suggestions in these related discussions and groups

- Pulsatile tinnitus: https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/pulsatile-tinnitus-1/
- Meniere's Disease: https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/menieres-disease-2/
- Hearing Loss group https://connect.mayoclinic.org/group/hearing-loss/

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Replies to "Hi @sheideman and welcome, Allow me to bring @beatricefay @kiki1989 @akbishop12 @kittyrushing @judyhodgern @trishanna @th1 @joyces..."

I am responding to Mayo Clinic Connect members. I have had pulsatile tinnitus for more than four years . . . a constant beating of my heart in my left ear. During this time, I have heard many sounds described that others are hearing. My tinnitus sounds like a heart beating. I guess I am fortunate that it has never stopped. I have been to an internist, two cardiologists, two otolaryngologists. One of the otolaryngologists did a scan or two but I was never able to speak to him after them or get any results. The nurse practitioner called and said that I am “fine.” Even though I did not have high blood pressure, the first cardiologist prescribed Metoprolol and Losartan and I have been on those two drugs for years and still have the unchanging, constant heartbeat. Good luck to all of you with similar problems. I hope you can find a physician to treat you. @kittyrushing