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I don't understand your question, do you mean the systolic pressure with the '150 - 200'?
If you are hearing your heartbeat in your ear (when your blood-pressure is higher?) this might indicate a build up of pressure in your ear, possibly because of an infection or another ailment.
Go to a medical practitioner to have this checked out.
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