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Misophonia May Actually Be Far More Common Than We Thought

Most of us can relate to that intense, spine-shuddering feeling of repulsion when hearing someone scrape their nails down a chalkboard.

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Can't stand the sound of slurping? Behind the phenomenon that makes some noises unbearable - as research reveals one in five of us has the condition

Misophonia is a condition that causes a strong negative reaction to common sounds, from throat clearing and knuckle-cracking to couples kissing.

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Misophonia: the torture of the sound of someone chewing next to you

This disorder, which affects up to 20% of the population, causes an abnormal reaction to particular noises, such as those from eating, slurping or breathing loudly

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Misophonia May Actually Be Way More Common Than We Thought

Most of us can relate to that intense, spine-shuddering feeling of repulsion when hearing someone scrape their nails down a chalkboard.

City ofUnited kingdomJane gregorySilia vitoratouKing college londonUniversity of oxfordCollege london

Misophonia, sensitivity to sounds, can trigger rage, fear | Brockville Recorder & Times

New study finds almost 1 in 5 suffer significant burden from hearing common sounds, but few know why

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