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What can be done to help with hyperacusis?

Hearing Loss | Last Active: Sep 8 6:30am | Replies (106)
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@dloos

That sounds terrible! Are you using earplugs? I know earplugs are generally discouraged for hyperacusis, but if it would help with sleep, I’d give it a try.
Also, if you have a cooperating doctor Klonopin helps a bit.
I split a .50 and take half in the morning and half right before bed. It helps me.
Good luck.

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windyshores | @windyshores | Sep 6 2:59am

I bought ear plugs and noise cancelling ear muffs but both make it worse, though I can wear the ear muffs briefly to go to the bathroom where the noise is the worst. This is torture,

I have to do a Reclast infusion next week and will go to a motel. I am putting this condo back on the market after buying it a week ago. Seriously.

I have a few Klonopin which I am using sparingly. I am trying to avoid an afib episode from the stress. My face and head hurt really badly today too (3L30am) and the left side of face feels like I had novocaine.

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