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What Causes Loud Heart Beat In Ear When I Lay Down,after Heart Surgery?

I have had two open heart surgeries, since the first one, when I lay down I hear my heart beat so loud in my ear that I can go to sleep without taking something. will this eventually quit and why is it doing it? this has been going on for 18 months.
Mon, 25 Jan 2016
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Hello , In most probability you had any of your heart valve replaced with a mettalic one .
What you are hearing is the click of that valve . Generally a patient gets used to such sound . You just need to know that's it's a normal phenomenon and there is nothing wrong with your heart or you .
If it's very disturbing you may try a small dose of tranquiliser only after consulting your doctor .
Hoping I could help .
Regards Dr Priyank Mody
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What Causes Loud Heart Beat In Ear When I Lay Down,after Heart Surgery?

Hello , In most probability you had any of your heart valve replaced with a mettalic one . What you are hearing is the click of that valve . Generally a patient gets used to such sound . You just need to know that s it s a normal phenomenon and there is nothing wrong with your heart or you . If it s very disturbing you may try a small dose of tranquiliser only after consulting your doctor . Hoping I could help . Regards Dr Priyank Mody