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I would add that advising OP is the importance of seeing a doctor is also medical advice, subject to the same caveat about accuracy. A group of people telling them to see a doctor urgently could induce a harmful level of fear or anxiety. Anxiety is not warranted in this case, given that OP described the normal experience of auditory pareidolia to a T.
Don't listen to this guy, go see a doctor. It's probably nothing, but only a doctor can help you get diagnosed.
I'm not saying don't go, just don't work up much worry about it. (The doctor is going to explain it's normal, too.)