Re: What medications do you take?

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I think there can be a co-morbitiy and many people have multiple things, but there are many of us (myself included) who have no traumatic event whatsoever and no other disorders, for lack of a better term, and yet have misophonia. Personally, I believe it's neurological, the cause of which we do not know until research is done.Heidi

I take 150mgs of Zoloft to help with the panic and everything. Along with misophonia I also have an abnormally high hearing range so I hear better than most(I have been clinically diagnosed with both of these problems). I have had this since I was 7 and I am now 15. I was also wondering if this can be brought on by a tramatic event like bipolar disorder can? When I was 6 I had an event happen and I was just wondering if this could be a contributing factor?

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Yes it can. I'm so OVER SENTIVETIVE that a WRONG look will get me to ask "WHAT'S WRONG YOU DON'T LOOK VERY HAPPY?" Or I see the look that someone is NERVOUS & I'll ask why they look so NEVOURS? The vast majority will denide that that is the thurth when it is.

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I take Lorazapam as need during the day and then Lorazapam and Lunesta at night

for sleep.

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misophonia I also have an abnormally high hearing range so I hear better than

most(I have been clinically diagnosed with both of these problems). I have had

this since I was 7 and I am now 15. I was also wondering if this can be brought

on by a tramatic event like bipolar disorder can? When I was 6 I had an event

happen and I was just wondering if this could be a contributing factor?

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I don't take any medications for misophonia... but I have neurological and chronic pain and illness problems (I think the total is at 10 conditions right now) so I take 25-30 pills and vitamins a day.

Hmm.. actually, I do take Zinc... I take it for two reasons.. one I can't remember (it is written down) and my previous PCP thought it may help with the sound problems.. I don't think it has, but I take it anyway.

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I take Lorazapam as need during the day and then Lorazapam and Lunesta at night for sleep.

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Hi Jessimarie,

My misophonia was triggered by a car crash when i was 9. It wasn't a

particularly bad crash but very traumatic when you're that young. I also had

arachnophobia before the crash but it got severely worse after the crash (altho

i'm back to normal now ). so theres def something to be said for traumatic

events affecting the way your brain works.

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> > wondering if this can be brought on by a tramatic event like bipolar

> > disorder can? When I was 6 I had an event happen and I was just wondering

> > if this could be a contributing factor?

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