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Temporary hypersensitivity vs. hyperacusis

Hearing Loss | Last Active: Apr 25, 2023 | Replies (22)

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Hi Smcclafferty. I’m sorry to learn that you’re having a tough go of it. How long have you had hyperacusis? Mine has improved modestly. Some sounds that were painful, like the dings of microwave and toaster oven, are now tolerable. Dish clattering is still the worst of the household sounds, so I still must put on earmuffs while loading/unloading the dishwasher or gathering pots/pans/bowls for cooking. I live in NYC, so I use earplugs in the street. I will take them out once I’m in Central Park where I walk daily. Sadly, hyperacusis has changed my life, but I’m managing as best I can. It hasn’t yet been a year since my acoustic trauma, so I’m waiting to see further improvement before commiting to expensive conditioning therapy.

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Thank you so much, mine has just occurred 2 weeks ago due to loud noise exposure and I am so traumatized by it that I can barely talk about it........I wanted to know if there was any hope, I also have hearing loss from like I said I am incredibly traumatized.........thank you so much!

Hello cudabidacontenta, I am in so much despair, I just wanted to know, does music sound different to you? I cannot hear music correctly, some parts totally missing, and others very loud, this is absolutely the worst, can you please let me know if you had that symptom and if it got better, I have no idea how I would live with this (also the tv)