#soundsensitivity

When you're under pressure, your body releases stress hormones that can make your nervous system more sensitive. For people with tinnitus, this can make the ringing in the ears feel louder or more constant.

That’s why managing stress is often an important step in controlling tinnitus symptoms.

Simple habits like meditation, good sleep, and reducing caffeine can sometimes help reduce flare-ups.

Discover more health tips here: https://zencortx.com

Full article: https://zencortx.com/stress-and-tinnitus-connection

Rabbits can detect sounds at twice the frequencies we can and are more sensitive to quiet noises, which makes their ability to ignore us remarkable.

Sheeesh

I was at a facial nerve Specialists today, took me 1 hour to go there. Driving is painful with a destroyed ear. But this time it was worth it. The doc listened to my problem. I know and I am realistic, that in near future my ear will be damaged anyway, but my facial nerve pain near the tongue and the left side of my face can maybe be improved or be threated.

He said to me this kind of irritation through the ear is new to him, but he is interested in this topic. He is in touch with the topic trigeminal nerve since 1995. I hope he can help me a bit with the nerve pain.

After the drive I was running in my village. Was a nice run through the forest. I am glad. I had a talk with my dad today about the galaxy, we often talk about that. It's cool, I bought him "A short history of time" the famous first book Stephen Hawking. :)

Now I Vape and chill, maybe watching Dragonball Super.Haha Life is still good.