Hyperacusis
People who perceive everyday sounds as too loud or bothersome may be experiencing hyperacusis, a heightened auditory sensitivity to noises that most people tolerate without a problem.
Frequent symptoms:
- Discomfort or pain in response to common sounds
- A need to avoid noisy environments
- Sometimes accompanied by ringing in the ears
Common causes: It may be associated with exposure to intense noise, certain conditions of the ear or the nervous system, and in many cases it coexists with other auditory symptoms.
Which specialist treats it? The audiologist evaluates hearing and sound sensitivity through specific studies. If everyday noises feel unbearable to you, a professional evaluation is the path to understanding what is happening.
Data on 57 doctors who treat hyperacusis
Specialties that treat hyperacusis
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Doctors specialized in hyperacusis
Dra. Xólotl Leyva Juárez
Dra. Amalia Aide Franco Guerrero
Dr. Stephanie Herrejon Galaviz
Dr. Marion Odette Martinez Haro
Dr. Wendoly Hinojos Escobar
Dra. Andrea Yáñez Garcia
Dr. Aide Araceli Cortes De la Barrera
Dr. Luis Carlos Gómez Rojas
Dra. Verónica Ocampo
Dr. Elia Victoria Ochoa Gonzalez
Dra. Margarita Delgado Solís
Dra. Ileana Del Socorro Gutiérrez Farfán
Dr. Roberto Rivera Gonzalez
Dr. Luis Oscar González González
Dr. Virgilio de Jesús Cabrera Martinez
Dra. Paulina Concepción Murphy Ruiz
Dr. Félix J. L. García Ramírez
Dr. Ilse Patricia Ramírez Escalona
Dr. Marco David Huerta Fajardo
Dr. Juan Carlos Morales Hernández
Frequently asked questions
What is hyperacusis?
People who perceive everyday sounds as too loud or bothersome may be experiencing hyperacusis, a heightened auditory sensitivity to noises that most people tolerate without a problem.
Which doctor treats hyperacusis?
Hyperacusis is usually treated by specialists in audiologist, audiologist.