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176 Misophonia
Anyone can be irritated and frustrated by making the same sounds over and over again, such as chewing, tapping a pen, sniffling, or scratching.
These noises, on the other hand, are more than just a source of irritation for people with misophonia, which was formerly known as selective sound sensitivity syndrome. Those minor sounds, in addition to many others, can be nearly unbearable for people with misophonia.
These noises, on the other hand, are more than just a source of irritation for people with misophonia, which was formerly known as selective sound sensitivity syndrome. Those minor sounds, in addition to many others, can be nearly unbearable for people with misophonia.
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By Bob Anders, Ph.D.Anyone can be irritated and frustrated by making the same sounds over and over again, such as chewing, tapping a pen, sniffling, or scratching.
These noises, on the other hand, are more than just a source of irritation for people with misophonia, which was formerly known as selective sound sensitivity syndrome. Those minor sounds, in addition to many others, can be nearly unbearable for people with misophonia.
These noises, on the other hand, are more than just a source of irritation for people with misophonia, which was formerly known as selective sound sensitivity syndrome. Those minor sounds, in addition to many others, can be nearly unbearable for people with misophonia.