Place it in the middle of a build-up sequence, ahead of the visual reveal, so it carries the build-up while the picture stays focused on the person. Follow the reveal with a single low impact sound, then let the scene settle without adding another effect straight after it.
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This 12-second sound effect is blood rushing, a continuous internal rush with no speech or music. It feels unsettling and close, like hearing the body from the inside during a moment of strain, with the movement of blood kept at the centre of the sound. The effect stays direct and bodily throughout, giving a listener a sense of pressure that is hard to ignore.