Severe Misophonia
Key characteristics of severe misophonia include: People with severe misophonia often structure their entire lives around avoiding trigger sounds. They […]
Moderate Misophonia
Moderate misophonia represents a middle ground in the severity spectrum where trigger sounds cause significant distress but haven’t yet led
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Mild Misophonia
In mild misophonia, individuals experience discomfort or irritation when exposed to specific trigger sounds, but they can generally manage their
Annoyance Hyperacusis
Annoyance Hyperacusis: Understanding the Condition Annoyance hyperacusis, also termed annoyance-type hyperacusis, represents a specific subtype of sound sensitivity disorder characterized
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Pain Hyperacusis
Pain Hyperacusis Pain hyperacusis is a specific type of sound sensitivity disorder characterized by physical pain responses to sounds that
Loudness Hyperacusis
Loudness hyperacusis is a specific form of hyperacusis characterized by an abnormally heightened sensitivity to sound volume. Individuals with this
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Somatosensory Tinnitus
Somatosensory Tinnitus: A Comprehensive Exploration of Mechanisms, Presentations, and Evidence-Based Management Tinnitus—the perception of sound without an external acoustic stimulus—affects
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Objective Tinnitus
Understanding Objective Tinnitus: A Comprehensive Guide Objective tinnitus represents a distinct and less common form of auditory disturbance that stands
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Subjective Tinnitus
Understanding Subjective Tinnitus: A Comprehensive Guide Tinnitus affects millions worldwide and is often described as a ringing, buzzing, or hissing
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