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Hi Sunshine, (((( Smiles ))))
Whatever went wrong seems to be O.K. now.. I would love to get my fillings all taken out of my teeth... And I'm thinking of starting on that by the end of the year... I've had them in there most of my life and so I don't know how it feels to be without them.. But hyperacusis is worst then just...an aversion to loud noises…. Thats the problem for me when it comes to removeing any fillings from my teeth.. I had very severe hyperacusis at one time plus reactive tinnitus.. My condition was very bad at one time and now I'm doing very well... And this description is good but doesn't give the disorder justice...
A person with hyperacusis feels as if the whole world is screaming at him. The dripping of water in the faucet, a child crooning to himself, a radio playing from a distance, car horns from the road outside... all these sounds are perceived by the person with hyperacusis as loud and blaring.
The bad thing about having hyperacusis is that the person has no way of "turning the sounds off."
I could hear the water running through the pipes at one time.. The electrical system and the sounds comeing out of lights and the rumbling vibration of sounds and cars blocks away.. I could hear through walls and sounds outside sounded like they were inside my ears.. I had to take to my room it was so bad.. and there's one thing for sure... Theres more to it then just loud.. I had distortion of sounds.. It just.. Hyperacusis can get really bad like tinnitus can as well As of now, the only sure thing that researchers know is that exposure to loud noises contributes to the progression of the disease. And thats where the problem of the drill comes in.. I can be around pretty loud now.. But that is not only loud.. but has vibration added to it but I do want them out.. But hyperacusis can also go with Bell's Palsy, head injury, fibromyalagia, lyme and other medical conditions as well..
Who knows exactly why I became vunerable to this condition in the first place.. Something made me vunerable to this.. I think it could have to do with medication in the past as medications can cause hyperacusis as well .. The problem is.. It seems everything about can.... And then I wonder for me if the exposure to mercury could make it flair up again.. I don't know what just haveing theses fillings in my teeth do to me now.. I just don't know...
But rectal chelation is just done rectally instead of orally or by IV.. And I don't chelate myself but if I got theses fillings out.. I'd probably do the rectal myself and just clean all the toxins out... Get rid of it.. Unfortunately in this world.. I think hyperacusis is an up and comeing condition.. More people will be comeing down with it because of the vunerabiltes that may cause it.. And how loud the world around us is theses days.. And toxic it is and it can't be healthy for the brain and auditory system.. And after I started looking into it.. About heavy metal's and ear disease ect.. The more concerned about it I was... Since I had really bad hyperacusis.. Lots of people/kids like it loud too... Concerts, boom box's ect...But thats not the only thing it takes I believe to make a person prone to come down with this disorder.. It takes something else too. There's that something else factor.... The book sounds like good reading.. Is hyperacusis in there????? I bet tinnitus is too.. I wonder if myoclonus is or the sensitivity to letters or eating noises.. That has to be neurological based.. Glad I found this board..... The second part of my search begins here...
Take Care Sunshine Lynn ((( Smiles )))
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