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Right ear sensitive to loud noises (loud talking, spoon/fork scraping against bowl, etc.) the loud noises makes my ears vibrate inside and synchronizes with the noises. visited ent and he could not find anything wrong with my ear. help?
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Specialist: I recommend consulting a Neuro otologist at the department of otolarngology at a university hospital near you. Hyperacusis is a rather uncommon symptom which I believe requires expertise beyond the average ENT specialist.
Answered 2/21/2021
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