Hyperacusis as a spectrum disorder in variation of symptoms and manifestations.

I believe that also as in Spectrum disorders..
In being a range of neurological disorders with variation and has been expanding by definition overtime..
They are growing and expanding and research into the role of immune response and neuroinflammation may have important clinical and therapeutic implications in this spectrum and,
I believe it does too...
I'm not so much a gene person we all have them and not everybody comes down with an illness disorder because of them but..
I'm a trigger person which I believe is more important and to much time is spent on the gene thing and not the probable likely environmental trigger/cause thing.
Sensory proccesing disorder can be described as overwhelmed by the abundance or lack of sensory information that their nervous system is receiving..
There are nervous system diseases nervous system involvement as well as neurological involvement and that list will expand too over time, pretty sure.
I think there are lots of relationships and in triggers and causes and commonality involvement.
Which tend to have multiple neurological manifestations.
I even tend to see hyperacusis as a spectrum disorder too with multiply neurological manifestations.
I think there are lots of relationships and cross overs between certain neurological conditions and also the connections and that we tend to break them up into seperate groups of manifestations.
So we don't take a wider view of things and stay more limited in our beliefs and views and concepts about them.
Instead of what may be the foundations of vunerability/ cause not just the trigger of.
And central nervous system involvement should not just be seperated from neurological function or conditions neither should be the possible role of immune response..
and neuroinflammation involvement in ones condition or remisson or ebbs and flows.
I think we need to look deeper if we are going to possibly find root causes or even true lifelong cures or even prevention.

On the view of : tinnitus as a symptom of a neurological disease rather than just a localized hearing disease.
And in some cases could be an underlining hyperacusis issue.
People notice maybe a certain kind of tinnitus first??
I have read of this before in people's descriptions of their expirences.

http://www.nidcd.nih.gov/funding/programs/wkshp_tinnitus.htm