Bones & Joints · Body soundWhy joints crack
A single cracking sound during rapid joint movement.
Frequency: Common
Bones & Joints · Body soundA single cracking sound during rapid joint movement.
Frequency: Common
Nerves · Body soundAn involuntary spasm of the breathing muscles followed by closure of the glottis produces the characteristic hic.
Frequency: Common
Internal Organs · Body soundGurgling sounds are produced by moving intestinal contents and gas.
Frequency: Common
Bones & Joints · Body soundA snap can be felt or heard at the hip during certain movements.
Frequency: Frequency unclear
Internal Organs · Body soundIntestinal gas is released through the anus.
Frequency: Common
Bones & Joints · Body soundA grating or rubbing sensation or sound during movement.
Frequency: Common
Mouth & Throat · Body soundSwallowed air escapes from the stomach.
Frequency: Common
Ears · Body soundTinnitus is the perception of a sound or noise without a corresponding external source.
Frequency: Common
Nose · Body soundBlocked nasal passages change the sound of the voice.
Frequency: Common
Ears · Body soundMusic without an external source can be experienced as an actual sound, including in people with hearing loss.
Frequency: Rare
Ears · Body soundJerky contractions of small middle-ear muscles can be heard as clicking or fluttering.
Frequency: Rare
Brain · Body soundSounds or intelligible words can occur during different stages of sleep.
Frequency: Varies by individualTry another term or fewer filters.