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Tinnitus sufferer. but extremely good hearing to the point where i can hear almost everything. more sensitivity recently when i had a spike for a few weeks. ent wasn't concerned wrote hypercausis? if it is what can i do for it? how does this happen?
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Hyperacusis is a sense that noise is louder and more intense. And appears that your hearing is quite excellent. Since your ENT has been following this and has access to acoustic/ vestibular studies, discuss in detail the next steps and follow recommendations.
Answered 6/17/2021
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