Central Auditory Processing Disorder is a condition where the brain has difficulty processing and interpreting sounds despite normal hearing. It affects speech comprehension, especially in noisy settings. Often diagnosed in childhood but can develop later due to brain injury or aging. Symptoms include difficulty following conversations and frequent requests for repetition. Management involves auditory training, strategies, and assistive listening devices.

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Living with Hyperacusis Understanding and Managing Sensitive Hearing in Plymouth, CT Square

Living with Hyperacusis: Understanding and Managing Sensitive Hearing in Plymouth, CT

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Imagine a world where every day sounds like running water, rustling leaves, or even the hum of a dishwasher are not just noticeable—they’re excruciating. For people with hyperacusis, this is their reality. This rare condition affects how the brain processes sound, turning ordinary noise into a source of pain and discomfort. Let’s explore the causes, symptoms, and treatments of hyperacusis and how it impacts the lives of those who live with it.

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