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December 13, 2013
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A MyMSTeam Member

Yes. I have noticed I do not like loud or suddenly loud noises.

For me, all of my senses are affected. Also, I noticed awhile ago, I get stimulation overload very quickly! If someone is talking to me an the tv is on and someone else is the the room I can't focus on anything. It's just too much stimuli. My brain can't register the important things anymore. I use to be queen of multitasking. Not anymore! Lol

December 14, 2013
A MyMSTeam Member

Yes! My husband always has the tv so loud! Hurts my brain!

May 13, 2023
A MyMSTeam Member

Anxiety, jumpy and startle reflex were the few signs in the beginning even getting hives severely several times. but now I'm on Paxil and feeling much better.

December 14, 2013
A MyMSTeam Member

Absolutely! Loud noises are not only hard for me to handle immediately, but a loud environment is very exhausting.

December 14, 2013
A MyMSTeam Member

I am now much more sensitive to sudden loud noises. I am startled easily which results in a temporarily elevated heart-rate. My BP is now under-control with a change in Rx’s. I suffer no significant Rx-caused side-effects EXCEPT vastly improved handsomeness. Also, my height has increased by 4.5 inches. I am remarkably svelte. Lastly, my singing voice has gone from ‘peeling paint painful’ to pitch-perfect. On the downside, I am a terrific liar.

July 20, 2024

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