
Hearing Swooshing Sound In Ear. No Pain, BP Normal. Taking Flexon. Prognosis?

Great that the BP and pulses on auscultation and palpation are ok. Apparently it is unilateral and without an associated hearing loss. If it were bilateral, we would have though acute autoimmune causes of hearing loss like in Cogan syndrome.
If the cause were actually to be associated to the migraine, the sounds would have been associated with the migraine from the start normally.
I feel she deserves a consultation with an ENT specialist for further probable keen ear exams and a probable audiogram.
I suggest she meets an ENT specialist first for appreciation and maybe other invasive exams if necessary. Remember even acute changes in sebaceous secretions and middle ear pressure changes could produce such rapid sensations that usually gradually fade up within a couple of weeks.
Thanks and best regards hoping this helps,
Luchuo, MD.

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