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Hearing a whooshing sound or your heartbeat in your ears, known as pulsatile tinnitus, can sometimes be linked to heart-related issues. It may occur if blood flow is turbulent, such as with high blood pressure or certain heart valve conditions. While it can also have non-heart-related causes, it’s worth mentioning to your Show Full Answer

Hearing a whooshing sound or your heartbeat in your ears, known as pulsatile tinnitus, can sometimes be linked to heart-related issues. It may occur if blood flow is turbulent, such as with high blood pressure or certain heart valve conditions. While it can also have non-heart-related causes, it’s worth mentioning to your cardiologist, especially since you’ve had other heart symptoms. They can help determine if it’s related to your heart health.

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