Misophonia Runs in Families, And Experts Are Starting to Understand Why
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A new study has found that misophonia — a condition where everyday sounds trigger a strong negative response — is often inherited and has deep genetic prerequisites.
Misophonia is an unpleasant condition in which common, everyday sounds such as chewing or snorting cause a strong and negative reaction in the brain.
People suffering from misophony endure daily severe brain reactions to ordinary noises such as chewing or sniffing. The current treatments are unfortunately limited to symptomatic management rather than deep resolution of the disorder. In order to offer real relief, the scientific community is now seeking to identify specific biological origins ... Read more The article Misophony has a strong hereditary component according to an unprecedented Ya…
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