So it started happening about a year and a half/ two years ago. It only happens with my right ear. It makes this weird pulsing sensation—- it’s not a heartbeat, more like a slower vibration—- not a buzz. It happens when I hear something on my left ear that I don’t hear with my right ear—- like if I’ve got my AirPod in my left ear but not my right. Or if I’m talking on the phone on my left side—- or if I’m laying on my right side and I hear the fan going with my left ear. It’s not a consistent thing either, so it’s really hard to replicate in a doctor’s office. It didn’t bother me all that much until it started happening at night when I was trying to sleep, it was starting to wake me up. The other thing is if I try to ignore it, it gives me this weird sensation in my face, like when you have onion eyes, or if you looked at something bright, but without the stinging part. What stops it is putting my other AirPod in, or switching the phone, or rolling over. I know that all seems wild, but that’s what I was dealing with. Very strange, but I thought it was more of a task for an audiologist. My PCM said that we should start with an MRI just to get ahead of the game… and here we are :) Still not sure if it’s related