I have had this whooshing sound for 6 weeks. It seems to never go away and has affecting my hearing as well, but only in my left ear. Several months ago, I had episodes of extreme vertigo and the bed or room would spin out of control. Very scarey. I don't have so much of the vertigo now, only the whooshing sound and the progressive hearing loss in the left ear. I saw an ENT 3 weeks ago, who has been giving me a weekly injection of corticosteroids through my ear drum into the inner ear. He thinks I may have Meniere's Disease. Tomorrow I have another hearing test and my 4th injection. The shots have not helped a whole lot and my hearing is getting worse. I feel like I live in a tin can---female voices really aggravate me and so, I have to learn to live with this disease. We don't know why I have it or how I got it. My ANA blood test is also positive, so could be some weird autoimmune process going on. I know I feel better in the mornings than at night---typically exhausted by bedtime. The noise can keep me up at night so I try to play white noise to drown it out. My husband sleeps with a CPap machine on so that seems to help too. I hope this problem goes away, but by what I've read and heard, it sticks with you and you have good days and bad, but can still live a fairly normal life, and may end up with a hearing aid, but there are so many worse things in the world.
Well, glad to find this site and I wish everyone the best with their own ear problems.