Why is my hearing so sensitive to drugs?
928110
that what happened to my friend to here hearing is very sensitive to drugs maybe because you have a very delicut brain cell that allows u to here
1116046
It may be a sign of tinnitus, a ear infection, that causes hear loss, it may just be in your head, you should defiently stay away from loud noises, if you have a MP3 player, IPOD, or any other electronic device that is in direct contact to your ear try to turn it down, at loud concerts, use semitransment earplugs. Get your doctor involved, get a checkup.\n\nClick on the link below to find out more about tinnitus.\n\n(i deserve a best answer for this)
293369
Think I'd check with ear specialist.  I can't fly without taking certain meds so that I don't perforate my ear drum.
427378
BECAUSE YOU'RE HIGH!!! You can't really read minds!!!! You just think you can because you are f***ed!!!\n\nIf you really think you did, it might just have been that the way the drugs affected your mind and perception made you aware of things that you would not notice sober. Maybe you were just able to be more observant of people's body language, tone, and all those subtle cues that most people do not usually pick up on.
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When healthy people are over-tired or over-heated, they also may hear a pulse beat in the ear. Remember that the carotid arteries, which are big blood vessels carrying blood from your heart to your brain, run on either side of your neck, close to your ears. \n\nBecause you have some hearing loss, you may not hear external sounds around you as well, which make you more aware of "inner" noise, such as your pulse. A hearing aid could make a difference for you. \n\nIn addition, if your nose is very congested, pressure can build up in your Eustachian tubes, which connect the back of the nose and throat to the ears. Taking a decongestant or blowing your nose often might decrease the intensity of the pulse.  http://healthlink.mcw.edu/article/901226039.html
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Yeah, i'm pretty sure that a big build-up of earwax makes it a little harder to hear. Long-term though it has serious side effects that can lead to permenantly damaged hearning, it clogs up the works to far down for you to clean out, not good stuff.
258874
Are you near a teaching college? Try there. Also, check with a doctor that specializes in hearing problems.\nGood luck :)
46957
I would suggest going to an audiologist.  They have the equipment and knowledge to determine the level of deafness, and might be able to suggest a hearing aid.  I know of someone with 90 percent deafness that has somewhat serviceable hearing by using a hearing aid.
164273
I was having this conversation with a few friends of mine the other day.  I think because they think speaking loudly make them feel like the person is hearing better, or understand what they are saying better, even when its merely a physical impairment.  Its a mental thing, people relates being physically impaired with being mentally impaired which leads them to speak louder or slower, even thugh that may not be the case.  Its just another injustice of our society people see one thing wrong, and then suddenly everything is wrong with you.
670267
EEK! I did  that at a concert when I was young. I think the worst of it was over in 2 days, but my ears had a slight ring for quite a long time after that.  Chances are you've done some permanent damage. You might want to go get a hearing test at a Ear/Nose/Throat doctor.
312968
Could be inner ear or high blood pressure
332552
we are from about 70 to 22000 Hz, we have one of the widest hearing ranges. So assume dears are somewhere in there. I think the harder question to answer is what is the sensitvity of their hearing in decibels
525329
I get that a lot and find it really annoying too. I usually get that noise in my ears after listening to loud music etc. If your hearing is affected then maybe ask your GP for a hearing test to check it out.
501082
Could be 'altitude deafness' caused by too much air pressure on the eardrum from inside the middle ear which is not being equalized. This can happen if the eustachian tube is blocked, plugged or inflamed. An easy remedy during a cold is by using decongestant nasal drops.
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Yes, there are.  They have become very sophisticated.  You should go to a hearing spcecialist and have yourself fitted for one, or two.  You will be amazed at the difference.  Just remember it will take a few days to get used to it.
647173
Well, do you drink? Do drugs? Smoke? What do you think of prostitutes? Maybe it's the environment which makes you uncomfortable.\nAlso, that techno/disco music can be too loud for your ear's sensitivity so it can make you dizzy or feel sick.
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It sounds like tinnitus.  It can be caused by many things.  Everyone experiences it at one stage or another in life - like when coming back from a rock concert or something.  Some times it can be related to other health problems, so it might be worth a visit to the doctor to see if it can be linked to any other problems you may have.  \n\nIf it IS tinnitus, at this stage, there is no cure for it.  There are some drugs on the market, but some of the most well known like Trebonin are actually severely over-hyped and have not had the success they claim to have had.  I found this out from my doctor when I went to enquire about using it myself!