Russian doctor, Vladimir Zaitsev, said that hearing noises in the ears that no one else can hear, or hearing a person's voice as if their ears were blocked, could indicate brain cancer.

These ear disorders are considered normal if a person suffers from them for a few seconds, but if they last for a longer period, it is necessary to see a doctor to determine the origin of these symptoms, according to what was reported by the newspaper, "Argument any fact."
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Zaitsev explained that this condition is normal if it disappears after a short period, but if the person continues to hear noises, it can indicate various diseases, including brain cancer.

The doctor said, "You should not delay visiting your doctor and getting a diagnosis because this can be a warning sign of a heart attack or stroke and even a severe increase in pressure. You may have a stress disorder and not know it. These symptoms can also indicate serious neurological problems." Problems in the brain, and even a tumor. "
Zaitsev stated that people with weak blood vessel walls and those with various neurological diagnoses also experience these symptoms. The problem may also arise from a stiff cervical spine or a blocked ear canal. In addition, a person can suffer from these hearing disorders due to acoustic neuritis or sulfuric plug.



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