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What Is The Loud Buzzing In My Ears And Pressure Around My Eyes When I Sleep?

null Im trying to sleep but i have loud buzzing in my ears and pressure around my eyes and head my heart is having irregular beats and then pauses when it does this i get a scarey kinda head rush and jolt up thinking my heads gonna explode im 29 ive no history of problems i dont drink im a bit overweight but not huge any ideas ive been feeling this most nights for a couple of weeks now just when trying to sleep ive not noticed it any other times any help would be appreciated xx
Fri, 28 Feb 2014
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Hi, you seem to be suffering from tinnitus and the irregular heart beat associated with it points to a vascular cause. But a more common cause is nerve damage which produces the sensation of this abnormal sound which is more appreciable while trying to sleep as there is more silence outside at that time. B complex, anti depressants, ginkobiloba and betahistine are few groups of drugs which help in tackling this problem. Regards
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What Is The Loud Buzzing In My Ears And Pressure Around My Eyes When I Sleep?

Hi, you seem to be suffering from tinnitus and the irregular heart beat associated with it points to a vascular cause. But a more common cause is nerve damage which produces the sensation of this abnormal sound which is more appreciable while trying to sleep as there is more silence outside at that time. B complex, anti depressants, ginkobiloba and betahistine are few groups of drugs which help in tackling this problem. Regards