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Living with Extreme Sound Sensitivity


GiaK

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Oh, wow...I have this issue...I find that I have a lot of issues that are considered to be on the autism spectrum...stuff I did not have before psych drug use...in any case reading this made me feel better...this is a recognized neurological issue...


 


from Psych Central: 


 


"If you feel disgusted to the point of rage when you hear the sound of chewing, swallowing, breathing, throat-clearing and other common “people” noises, you’re not alone. You’re also not crazy. Misophonia is a sound sensitivity disorder, which makes certain noises intolerable to the sufferer.


Although this condition is primarily neurological, the experience of these sounds can cause psychological distress. The termmisophonia was developed by Pawel and Margaret Jastreboff, American neuroscientists. Literally translated, it means “hatred of sounds.”


 


This condition usually develops when a child is just entering into his or her tween years, although it can develop earlier in life. The affected child will often feel a frightening and uncontrollable urge either to strike the person making the noises or run away with hands over ears. Alternatively, some will mimic the sounds of the chewer in an attempt to cover up the noise or to communicate in a nonverbal way how horrible the sound is to them. This reaction is called ‘echolalia’ and is also quite common among those on the autistic spectrum.  READ THE REST"


 

Everything Matters: Beyond Meds 

https://beyondmeds.com/

withdrawn from a cocktail of 6 psychiatric drugs that included every class of psych drug.
 

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