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Am I crazy? I hear music in my head all the time since covid.
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In "The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat" (written long before COVID), Oliver Sacks tells a couple similar stories that he ascribes to a type of seizure, which could be detected with an EEG. He prescribed an anti-convulsant to one of these patients, and the songs went away. Maybe you should tell a neurologist.
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Great book. It was recommended to me. I’m massively into music, and perhaps I’m too used to playing “name that tune” when i hear a song.
When I’m not pacing myself well and am what I “mental overload” I contend to hear songs in white noise, like my furnace, car air conditioner, etc. I don’t know if and how it’s related to my endless ear ringing. My solution is to put on real music. Then I’m not annoyed.
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Music in head/earworm/stuck song syndrome is a result of multiple conditions not just seizures. It's offten associated with ocd, adhd, autism, bipolar.