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A Honor Society of Nursing (STTI) answered. A clicking sound in your ears could be objective tinnitus, a rare condition in which blood vessels or muscles near your ears make noises you can hear. The clicking sound can be caused by muscle spasms, which may come in spurts. Honor Society of Nursing (STTI) answered. A clicking sound in your ears could be objective tinnitus, a rare condition in which blood vessels or muscles near your ears make noises you can hear. The clicking sound can be caused by muscle spasms, which may come in spurts.
Yes, and don't panic, the clicking is not serious just irritating and distressing. It's called palatomyoclonus. (I have posted a description of this at the bottom of this page.) It's caused by muscular spasm in your eustachian tubes, sounds like the popping could be a similiar thing.