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Chewing With An Open Mouth Noise Disturb Me, Kindly Advice Me
Hello, it started about when I was 13-14 and now I just got 19(female). The problem is that some noises disturb me and it seems that it has gotten worse by the years. in the beginning it was just like chewing with an open mouth, but I am even disturb when somebody is coughing or sneezing or cleaning their throat or looking the magazine too quikly, so I can hear the noise. So it basically means that I am disturb by small constant noises. And its not a small matter, beacause as the noise keeps going on, so I am getting more and more upset. And I can`t ignore it, I always hear and it always annoys me. So could you please help me figure it out, what is the problem? And is it mental or physical? Thank you
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How is your mood during the day. How is your sleep at night. If there are associated problems like low mood, easy irritability and sleep problems it could be related to possible depressive or psychotic disorder. You need to get 6-8 hours of quality sleep daily. Do consult a competent Psychiatrist for best management of your problem.
How is your mood during the day. How is your sleep at night. If there are associated problems like low mood, easy irritability and sleep problems it could be related to possible depressive or psychotic disorder. You need to get 6-8 hours of quality sleep daily. Do consult a competent Psychiatrist for best management of your problem.
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it may be tinitus due to chronic, underlying infections related with ear. first u need to consult ear, nose, throat (ENT) specialist for noise.
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