Anyone else get triggered by loud and sudden noises? I had a PTSD diagnosis around 10 years after the trauma. It involved SA and being trapped in a situation I couldn't escape for just under 2 weeks. A lot (thankfully) of my memories of this are very much suppressed and I rarely get visual flashbacks now, but I do experience panic attacks and auditory flashbacks. Sudden bangs is a …

I like loud music like at a concert for example but the sound of a crying baby, people yelling/screaming out of anger, annoying people who make loud noises or talk loud for no reason, loud motorcycles, loud car mufflers, etc. All irritates me and makes me feel stressed.

Yessss all the freaking time. It’s so annoying how on edge I am every waking moment. Loud noises especially are bad—I have very distinct memories of a childhood therapist trying to train it out of me.

Is this how other 7 year old kids act? My son makes very frequent loud noises - screeches, repeating a word over and over, random yelling, babbling nonsense words, etc. He is the oldest of three and we are all in sensory overload. His siblings often cover their ears and screech at him to stop. He wasn’t always like this, it really started in the last year.

Apr 17, 2013 · If I'm ever in a social situation and there's something making a harsh, loud noise (like someone banging a table with their hand, etc) or a person talking really loud somewhere in the room, I get really, really stressed. Am I the only one, is this even an introvert thing? I'm really effected by this in University, where the class room is one big studio, with a bunch of people all …

So yeah, the sound didn't seem loud, but it was, I guess, very spiky. So has any of your tinnitus got worse because of exposure to loud noises after you got the tinnitus, or after you get it, it stays about the same and maybe becomes worse from being infected with something, or becomes worse with years, but doesn't become worse with more damage?

My main symptom was gas and stomach noises - hated being with other people, at school, at work, in waiting rooms etc! After eating the stomach noises could be 10 seconds long and sounded like a creaking ship, could be really low or really high pitched but always LOUD. What I …

All my clumsiness does is produce loud noises, it’s the worst lol. I’ll literally watch as something falls out of my hand, and still flinch at the noise it makes.

Mar 3, 2019 · The fan on my second Switch made a rattling noise which never existed in my first Switch. I replaced the fan and thermal paste and it was silent again even during intensive gameplay. I think it's worth noting that the replacement fan was a Delta brand fan while the bad one was from Foxconn. Nintendo definitely isn't using the same fan across all of their systems.

Oct 11, 2019 · Loud noises make me cry. Is there any way to change it? Hello, first time poster in this sub. So, as you read in the title, my body keeps reacting to loud noises (screaming, arguing, music and sudden loud tunes) with crying. It's not always that I feel startled, but I instantly start to feel tears running down my cheeks while I haven't even ...