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5 Famous Misophonia Sufferers
Many ordinary people who live with misophonia in their daily lives find it difficult to feel confident about themselves and their abilities, or struggle to build and maintain relationships, so learning that some famous people have misophonia too can be extremely inspiring. There is growing evidence of a link between creativity and misophonia, so it… Continue Reading
What Is Tinnitus Retaining Therapy for Misophonia?
For those people who suffer from Misophonia, finding a cure is very important. This condition is one that can worsen over time and while it may not cause physical disabilities or illness, it can lead to mental health concerns in many people. As a result, it is important to seek out at treatment for this… Continue Reading
Can Cognitive Behavior Therapy Help with Misophonia?
Misophonia is a type of condition in which people greatly dislike a specific sound. There are various causes to this condition, but often that cause is unknown. For some people, the sound is easily avoided and the distraction is nothing more than an annoyance. For other people, the sound can be so damaging to their… Continue Reading
Why You Need Misophonia Treatment: Possible Complications
Misophonia treatment is important to your wellbeing if you suffer from this condition. For some people, it may not seem like a necessary type of treatment – after all, it may be something you can tolerate and deal with without more advanced care. For other people, that is a very dangerous road to be on.… Continue Reading
Because the Cause Is Unknown Treatment for Misophonia Is Difficult
Misophonia is a difficult to treat condition. This condition does not produce physical signs or symptoms. It does not often have many details to the development or cause of the condition either. In short, not much is known about why some people develop this condition. And, the long term is of a person with Misophonia… Continue Reading
Why Treatment for Misophonia Is Essential
Misophonia isn’t the type of medical condition or mental health condition that you can or should ignore. There are a growing number of people that are being diagnosed with this condition. That may be because doctors are finally recognizing it as a condition that warrants care. Finding care is not something you should put off… Continue Reading
Avoiding the Symptoms of Misophonia
Do you know the symptoms of Misophonia? Many people who suffer from this condition or those that have a loved one suffering from it, have never heard of it until their doctor discusses it with them. In fact, some people may not initially believe there is anything wrong with them. It can be easy to… Continue Reading
Can Dietary Supplements Help with Misophonia?
For those seeking out a treatment for Misophonia, it may seem like very few solutions exist. This condition is not one that has many types of physical symptoms. However, it does have a number of more invasive and worrisome mental health outcomes if it is not treated. That is why it is so important for… Continue Reading
Can The Use of Background Noise Help with Misophonia?
Misophonia can be life changing. If you have or struggle with this condition, you know that certain sounds can trigger bad reactions in your mind. You hate them. They make you anxious, angry, or even just overwhelmed. No matter how severe your condition is, one thing is for certain. Treatment for Misophonia is often available.… Continue Reading
Who Can Help You Find Misophonia Treatment?
It is a scary thought. You know that if you hear a specific sound, your heart starts beating faster and your head begins to spin. You get anxious and you feel yourself getting angry, frustrated, and even worried about what may happen. How can a simple sound do this to you? For men and women… Continue Reading