Have you ever had a patient complain that their eyeballs are "noisy"--that they can hear their eyeballs moving as they redirect their gaze?
Probably not. But just in case, now you can be ready with the diagnosis:
"You are experiencing autophony, one of the symptoms of superior canal dehiscence syndrome."
And then you say:
"In other words, there is a hole in one of the bones near one of your ears, and you are hearing the sounds within your own body, amplified internally within your skull, that no one can normally hear."
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