How to overcome fear of loud noises
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as a 2 yr old he would never run on a playground and get on a slide unless either of his parents were right next to him. at 2.5 yrs he would be unable to seperate from parent to participate in age appropriate classes. he'd cover his ears and cry when children shout.
he had been home until he was 3 and started preschool at 3. he loves his school. but now at the age of 4 he still complains of noise fears.
Well, anyways, my problem now is my acquired fear of loud noises and places. Im 21 and in college, so i basically dont go to parties (loud music) and DEF have not been to a single concert yet and will never again in my life, i dont play my radio loud, and dont attend football games (ppl screaming and band and all that). I really feel like ****. I want to go out and have fun and be be normal and all that but i want to have my hearing in good condition and not stress the tinnitus situation.
I have a four year old daughter who is extremely afraid of any kind of insect, whether it's big or small. If a bug is near her, she screams and panics. She is also afraid of loud noise, for ex.I can't vacuum, blow dry my hair, make eggs, anything that makes any type of loud noise or even when we grill, she is hiding. When in the pool, she is afraid of leaves that fall in the pool and bugs that are in the water.
When these things are done to him he goes into a panic and starts to scream in fear. When he was about 3 his fear started to spread to noises, he now has a fear of loud noises. He is afraid to go into public bathrooms because of the blow dryers, he will cover his is ears scream is a smoke detector goes off and these are just two. I am going to take him to the doctor but I would like to have an idea of what may be going on if any so I can advocate for my son if a second opinion is needed.
He is afraid of loud noises such as fireworks even if they are at a great distance. He will hold his hands over his head and not look up. He is afraid of fire in a fireplace or at a hibachi grill to the point where he will hide under the table covering his ears. He doesn't seem to like the feeling of heat on his face. He is also afraid of loud noises such as fire alrams, etc.
He also has an instense fear of getting his haircut.
I have no idea how to help you overcome your apparently severe ticklishness, perhaps therapy would offer some useful insight.
I don't know how often you are approached by people wielding a "vibration device," but I would try yelling, in a very loud and forceful tone of voice "NO!" Or "STOP! I DO NOT LIKE THAT!
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My three and a half year old daughter has lately been avoiding to participate in group activities. She goes to a Montessori 3 year kinder and she is a mini tigers taekwondo club. She stopped liking to play with the group. She decides to sit and watch. She asks mum to tell who ever is in charge that she doesn't want to play. Mummy ignores it. She is also afraid of loud noises. I am really curious whether this is something that I can develop my child to overcome or get rid off?
Thank you for your response, and also the TN link. I will report my findings to my neuro at my next appt.
It may be best for me to forego future concerts and other situation where sudden, loud sounds are likely to occur. I'm beginning to fear the possibility of triggering TN as much as I fear the actual pain. I can see where this could become life-altering if I don't get a grip on it.
From what I've read my TN could possibly remit for some period of time. How likely is this?
I get this way too even when not in an episode, its important that the ones around you are aware of the fact you can't stand loud noises so they not do loud things, other than that i would defiantly talk to your psychiatrist about getting meds sorted out so you come out of your episode.
Things that are worth being happy for, things that make you smile or things you have been blessed with. Then task yourself at the end of the day, no matter how bad that day was, to name out loud a positive of the day. Example: my car got rear ended today and I lost 20 dollars in cash. Positive: the lady who hit me has insurance and she was so nice. I'm thankful my baby is okay, what an amazing thing that our bodies are so protective for our unborn child!
I have had a toothache/facepain for over two weeks, I know I need to go and see a dentist but I have a great fear of going because of cetain circumstances that happened while going to the dentist as a child. I have been taking advil for the pain and most times it is tolerable but now it seems to be getting worse as it is keeping me awake at night.
I am currently 34 weeks is it normal for your stomach tonmake these loud growling noises? I just ate and I dont know why it is doing that.
I work outdoors trimming trees out of powerlines I'm 9 weeks still figuring out how to work around my job I'm the only girl there question is do loud noises stress out the baby? We are around loud equipment you need to wear ear protection for will it stress the little one?
For the last 12 months I have had pain in my forehead to noise not loud ones and also strange sensations in my head and face and eyes with these noises to short quick noise
I have a feeling my one ear has something tense inside it and gets worse with noises I have numbness around the side of my head and ears both sides and my ears feel dull heavy and like the eardrums are being squeezed I have no amupfied sounds
I don't hear my internal noises
MRI ear and head fine
CT scan temerpol bones
He said the lous noises next ti the belly affects the babies ear development and such.
reading about it dont help it will just heighten your anxiety,the recorded deaths are tragic,but in comparrison to the success rate of themit do put it in to a prospective,just tell your fears to the person who is going to give you the needle ask any questions you need to ask and remember they cannot force you to have anything done that you dont wish to have done.
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