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What Is Pulsatile Tinnitus? Causes and Red Flags

What Is Pulsatile Tinnitus? Causes and Red Flags

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A whooshing pulse in one ear is called pulsatile tinnitus. Unlike the usual ringing, this kind usually has a physical cause you can find – here is what is happening, the red flags that need a doctor, and what helps while you wait.

Full article, the red flags and sources: https://tinnitushelp.me/blog/pulsatile-tinnitus-why-you-hear-your-heartbeat

What pulsatile tinnitus is and how it differs from ordinary ringing, why turbulent blood flow near the ear gets amplified into a whoosh, the four groups of causes, when the pattern needs a doctor and when it is urgent, and practical steps to take the edge off while you wait for evaluation.

Chapters
0:00 A beat in your ear
0:23 What makes this kind different?
0:57 So why is your pulse suddenly loud?
1:22 So what is actually behind it?
1:41 So when should you see someone?
2:06 So what can you do tonight?
2:28 So the drumbeat in your ear

This video is general information, not medical advice. Pulsatile tinnitus – especially if it is new, one-sided, sudden, or comes with headaches, vision changes, neck pain, or neurological symptoms – should be evaluated by a doctor.

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