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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Tinnitus / December 2005Hyper-sensitive hearing with visual halucination and Attention Deficit
I am also involved with a Adult ADD/ADHD group. I posted once about hyper-sensitive sounds with visual hallucination and tinnitus. I received a huge response of others with the same symptoms. How about here? Any diagnosed ADD/ADHD with your tinnitus? Here is the freaky one... any hyper-sensitive hearing with visual response... When I am relaxed and trying to go to sleep with eyes closed and a small sound pops off like a cat knocking a pencil to a tile floor, a creak or a pop in the house, or any other small abrupt sound do you ever feel it go off in your head like a small explosion with a visual flash behind your closed eyes? I also have hyper-sensitive hearing trouble without the visual response occasionally when I am putting away silverware, especially forks in the drawer. The clinking of the metal is physically painful to my ears. This usually comes and goes and is not a problem all the time. Thanks, Brad > I am also involved with a Adult ADD/ADHD group. I posted once about > hyper-sensitive sounds with visual hallucination and tinnitus. I [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > Thanks, > Brad My tinnitus was/is associated with occasionally very severe hyperacusis and the same was true of my child. Both of us had T caused by tick borne diseases. My T and H are pretty much gone unless I become ill with a cold or flu. My child was cured by antimicrobial therapy for parasitic and bacterial infections caused by tick bite. Susan > x-no-archive: yes > [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > > Susan I have tested positive for borrelia burgdorferi (Western Relapsing Fever) (Tick Bite)I have been taking a regimine of Doxycycline every couple of years to control my symptoms... Any MS symptoms in your family? There is evidence that a very high ratio of Western Relapsing Fever outbreaks can develop MS. At least 4 people from a 4 unit vacation condominium developed MS within 10 years of each other, all of us have relapsing fever titers. Email me offline if you want more info. b454bt4@removethis.comcast.net > I have tested positive for borrelia burgdorferi (Western Relapsing > Fever) (Tick Bite)I have been taking a regimine of Doxycycline every > couple of years to control my symptoms... Every couple of years? Doesn't that just piss off the borrelia? What cured my child, after years of illness, was a Mepron/zithromax combination. It helped, but didn't cure me. Any MS symptoms in your > family? There is evidence that a very high ratio of Western Relapsing > Fever outbreaks can develop MS. At least 4 people from a 4 unit vacation > condominium developed MS within 10 years of each other, all of us have > relapsing fever titers. Email me offline if you want more info. > b454bt4@removethis.comcast.net I've not had any MS like symptoms since I began 400mg doxy years ago. It's a very common occurrence in TBD patients, though, and some in the NIH trials actually had lesions reverse on MRI after IV abx treatment. Susan > x-no-archive: yes > [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > Susan I know, my mom suggested it to them 25 years ago. Sonoran Dude <b454bt4@comcast.remove.net> wrote in part: >When I am relaxed and trying to go to sleep with eyes closed >and a small sound pops off like a cat knocking a pencil to a tile floor, >a creak or a pop in the house, or any other small abrupt sound do you >ever feel it go off in your head like a small explosion with a visual >flash behind your closed eyes? I don't, but this has been documented in a number of medical journal articles. The experience has been dubbed "exploding head syndrome" by -- I think -- The Lancet. It can occur with or without a triggering sound, but is generally when going to sleep. As I recall, it remains unexplained but seems not to imply anything bad...  SignatureJim Chinnis / Warrenton, Virginia, USA Want to discuss Meniere's? See http://groups.yahoo.com/group/MenieresDG > Here is the freaky one... any hyper-sensitive hearing with visual > response... When I am relaxed and trying to go to sleep with eyes closed > and a small sound pops off like a cat knocking a pencil to a tile floor, > a creak or a pop in the house, or any other small abrupt sound do you > ever feel it go off in your head like a small explosion with a visual > flash behind your closed eyes? Hi Brad, I've experienced "exploding head" infrequently for most of my 65 years. It happened again just last night. Very startling during the early years, somewhat amusing later on. Enjoy, Bill
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