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Looking back, I couldn't even ride a bus with ease but I can now. The beep stop sound doesn't bother me much now. Nov 10, 2019

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    1. victoria9273
      victoria9273
      Looking back, I couldn't even ride a bus with ease but I can now. The beep stop sound doesn't bother me much now.
      1. Lucifer likes this.
      2. victoria9273
        victoria9273
        Apparently overprotection like listening to TV super quiet and wearing earplugs were the problems. I only use an earmuff now
        Nov 10, 2019
    2. victoria9273
      victoria9273
      worst ever but I have my pills!
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      2. Bill Bauer
        Bill Bauer
        To the extent that you can, try to minimize the number of pills that you take...
        Nov 10, 2019
      3. victoria9273
        victoria9273
        Nov 10, 2019
      4. Bill Bauer
        Bill Bauer
        Based on what I read on this forum, it is my understanding that one could get addicted. As time goes on, one needs to increase the dosage to achieve the same effect. If one gets addicted, it is hard to break the habit - withdrawal is torturous.
        Nov 10, 2019
    3. victoria9273
      victoria9273
      I should've listened to Jazz music with earbuds when I was 15, not loud rock music like Linkin Park or Marilyn Manson.
      1. Bill Bauer and Nathan like this.
      2. HeavyMantra
        HeavyMantra
        I don't think that would have mattered much, most music is produced to have the simillar frequency content. Volume and type of headphones matter more
        Nov 4, 2019
      3. Nathan
        Nathan
        Try not to worry about it. In the end, it doesn’t even matter.
        Nov 4, 2019
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    4. victoria9273
      victoria9273
      Getting tested to get a doctor diagnose me as hyperacusis so that I can have my English tests elsewhere with a quite speaker.
      1. sleepingsiren likes this.
    5. victoria9273
      1. dayma
        dayma
        hi
        Aug 26, 2019
    6. victoria9273
      victoria9273
      Hi there!
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      2. Blodorn
        Blodorn
        Hi!
        Jul 21, 2019
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    7. victoria9273
      victoria9273
      How do you do?
    8. victoria9273
      victoria9273
      Mildly getting better.
    9. victoria9273
      victoria9273
      Hyperacusis = sound explosions
    10. victoria9273
      victoria9273
      ugh, those loud music on clothes stores.
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    11. victoria9273
      victoria9273
      Who takes antipsychotics? Does this help you dealing with hyperacusis or at least phonophobia?
      1. Contrast
        Contrast
        i have a friend on antipyschotics who told me they are pretty much causing depression.
        Jun 25, 2018
      2. victoria9273
        victoria9273
        I've been taking them more than 2 months. I get very sleepy when I take them.
        Jun 26, 2018
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    13. victoria9273
      victoria9273
      could a cold induce to one-ear fullness and a loud tinnitus?
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      2. threefirefour
        threefirefour
        Absolutely. Happened with me. It went down after two weeks though.
        May 24, 2018
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    14. victoria9273
      victoria9273
      Noisy apartments definitely cause hyperacusis.
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    15. victoria9273
      victoria9273
      Wow! Sound machine is awesome!! It sounds really smooth yet resonates wonderfully. This is such a lovely thing.
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      2. Red
        Red
        What do you have?
        Jan 16, 2018
      3. victoria9273
        victoria9273
        It's Sound Oasis s650.
        Jan 18, 2018
    16. victoria9273
      victoria9273
      Don Quixote's mighty fun and it's really lengthy. I recommend anyone try this book to distract themselves.
    17. victoria9273
      victoria9273
      I think I'll get myself to read The Peanuts. I serisouly need some humour.
    18. victoria9273
      victoria9273
      Hello How are you? Still able to hear things is a good thing for sure
    19. victoria9273
      victoria9273
      Another series of big noise exposure and one of them was in outside in the night. I had a tinnitus spike and numbness in the right ear.
      1. victoria9273
        victoria9273
        And also a horrible distortion in the sound I hear. It went fine but it's so sad there is not a one thing I can control.
        Oct 16, 2017
    20. victoria9273
      victoria9273
      Cold.......cold....
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    22. victoria9273
      victoria9273
      I don't know what to do.
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    23. victoria9273
      victoria9273
      I think I have a blood in my vocal cords! It started about 2 days ago. I'll go to see a doctor and see what the problem is.
      1. jimH
        jimH
        I hope that it's not serious and that you are feeling better.
        Sep 14, 2017
      2. victoria9273
        victoria9273
        Thank you. It wasnt anything I should worried about, after all.
        Sep 14, 2017
    24. victoria9273
      victoria9273
      What are you reading currently?
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      2. OnceUponaTime
        OnceUponaTime
        My Bible daily, Fasting for a Miracle by Elmer Towns, Tinnitus from Tyrant to Friend by Julian Cowan
        Sep 7, 2017
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      3. Rubenslash
        Rubenslash
        I am always surprised to see how Christian americans still are. Here in Western Europe literally no one reads the bible anymore
        Sep 7, 2017
      4. Melike
        Melike
        Letter From an Unknown Woman by Stefan Zweig :)
        Sep 8, 2017
    25. victoria9273
      victoria9273
      I have noticed recently that sounds make me to be startled. Especially when I hear sounds at an unexpected moment and relaxing.
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      2. victoria9273
        victoria9273
        It is not good for my heart... And I am not writing this negativity to bring down hopes of other people. Just a genuinly record of my 'phantom' symptoms. Hope you adapt to where you are.
        Sep 7, 2017
      3. victoria9273
        victoria9273
        I am glad I have at least good literatures to indulge into. Makes me absorbed in them.
        Sep 7, 2017
      4. victoria9273
        victoria9273
        Let's wait five years to see where I end up in. Make it a good research on myself. I will let you know!
        Sep 7, 2017
    26. victoria9273
      victoria9273
      F# and G notes are painful to hear. I could never in my life tell if it is only a technical problem.
    27. victoria9273
      victoria9273
      I suspect my hyperacusis arose from being in a quite environment for years.
      1. victoria9273
        victoria9273
        The apartment where I live is newly built and when you're not opening the window it's very quite. There are big roads besides here so we nearly didn't open the window at all for about 4 years except for about 30 minutes for ventilation. I wonder this has caused my condition to become worse?
        Sep 4, 2017
      2. victoria9273
        victoria9273
        First onset of hyperacusis happened after I moved here for 6 months. Because of the fear, wearing earplugs when going out became a natural thing. Not much noise exposure and could it be possible that this sorely is the cause? I'll have to open them at least 5 hours a day for 4 months and see what happens.
        Sep 4, 2017
      3. victoria9273
        victoria9273
        Otherwise, I resort to earplugs
        Sep 4, 2017
    28. victoria9273
      victoria9273
      Diverting yourself with other things surely helps.
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    29. victoria9273
      victoria9273
      Good day to you all. I'm heatedly reading a book. Can't wait for my new computer. Playing games would surely revive my spirit.
      1. Rubenslash
        Rubenslash
        Which games will you play?
        Sep 2, 2017
      2. victoria9273
        victoria9273
        Thief2, Cities: Skylines, Amnesia: the dark descent and the like. Do you know any good games to play?
        Sep 2, 2017
      3. Rubenslash
        Rubenslash
        Amongst my favorites are the Bioshock series, Mass Effect series and Skyrim. I also have Cities Skylines lying around, I will give it a try soon :)
        Sep 2, 2017
    30. victoria9273
      victoria9273
      The weather here's been drastically colder. Now I can finally wrap up and enjoy the warmth.
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    Gender:
    Female
    Birthday:
    January 29
    Occupation:
    Student
    Tinnitus Since:
    Hyperacusis since 2014
    Cause of Tinnitus:
    Use of earbuds
    Hello. I suffer from hyperacusis and am an avid lover of Jazz music. I like English language and literature and Wuthering Heights and Crime and Punishment are my delight.

    Very interested in how the world goes around me. I want to know it's mechanisms and interesting facts.

    I play video games. My favourite games are Left4Dead2(has been a consolation when I first got to high school.), Bioshock1(game-play wise, though it gets loose and boring in the last 2 chapters) and Thief2.

    I hope to write a fiction someday, only to be read and entertained by me. Why not start with a technical one, such as detective stories?

    Hyperacusis for about 6 years or so.:eek: I already was afraid of loudness of the piano as a child and would always use the damper pedal. I like quiet places and take a bus but still, riding a subway without my earmuff is out of the question. Hyperacusis gets better, I think, but only very slowly so that you cannot notice it.