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Are you Suffering from any of these symptoms as a result of Misophonia? Call today for a Consultation. Mild to severe anxiety Rage or Anger Triggered fight or flight Depression Negative thinking Crying spells Hopelessness Suicidal thoughts Avoidance of people or places Moderate to severe anxiety triggered by chewing sounds, including: Nail clipping Brushing teeth… Continue Reading
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What Are Some Treatments for Misophonia?
Can you imagine going through your day with symptoms of extreme stress, rage, anxiety, and panic? This is a daily situation for people who suffer from misophonia, a form of a noise syndrome that alters how certain sounds effect you and your psyche. Symptoms range from moderate to severe but can be highly irritating for… Continue Reading
Ways to Better Manage Your Misophonia
Do you or someone you know struggle with misophonia? Are you familiar with what the syndrome of misophonia? If so, you may benefit from learning some of the best ways to properly manage this stressful syndrome. To recap, misophonia is a syndrome that causes common and frequent sounds or noises to become increasingly irritating, aggravating,… Continue Reading
The Future of Misophonia Treatment
Plenty of negative diseases and disorders exist in today’s society. They have developed from many factors including irregularities in body or brain development, or through external environmental factors. One example of a syndrome that has developed over time is known as misophonia. This is a rare disability that effects less than 1 percent of the… Continue Reading
Noises that Trigger Misophonia
When you’re dealing with noise syndromes like misophonia, even the smallest of sounds can strongly impact how you feel or act. They get under your skin and cause you extreme discomfort and anxiety. These conditions may even lead to extreme bursts of rage, depression, or even suicidal thoughts. All cases of misophonia are different, as… Continue Reading
Earplugs for Misophonia?
Do you suffer from misophonia? Are you greatly affected by the sounds that other people find normal? If so, you may benefit from treatment that makes use of earplugs for misophonia. All people who are diagnosed with misophonia suffer differently, so it is difficult to determine what form of treatment would benefit you most. That’s… Continue Reading
Does Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Work for Misophonia?
If you deal with a condition known as misophonia, you are probably familiar with the fear, anxiety, or generalized panic that occurs when triggered by a specific sound or noise that may be apparent in your environment. Until recent medicine and technology, misophonia was grouped in with anxiety disorders, but in recent times it has… Continue Reading
Do I Have Misophonia? Signs and Symptoms
If you’ve never heard of misophonia or what a sound and noise disorder is, you may be unfamiliar with a rare population of individuals who suffer daily from severe symptoms of panic, anxiety, and generalized distress. Approximately less than 200,000 people in the United States alone suffers from misophonia, accounting for a total of 0.07… Continue Reading
Do Common Sounds Make You Go Crazy? You May Have Misophonia
Do you wake up in the morning and immediately notice the irritating sound of the fan blowing in the distance? What about the faint hum of the bathroom light that wasn’t turned off after your family member used it last? How about the ticking of the clock you have hanging on the wall? If these… Continue Reading
Are Misophonia and Anxiety Related?
If you are one of the rare individuals who suffer with the noise syndrome known as misophonia, you are probably aware of the torment that patients go through in their daily life. Any small sound could trigger a big reaction. This syndrome can lead to significant anxiety, consistent overwhelming emotions and feelings, and even depression… Continue Reading
The Link Between Misophonia and Anxiety
Misophonia is currently being investigated in many different aspects, and one of the main areas of exploration for specialists is the link between misophonia and anxiety. Some people seem confused over the differences between the two and how they are related in the medical sense, and if you frequently suffer from unpleasant sensations seemingly caused… Continue Reading