Sound sensitivity, autophony, misophonia- hearing problems with structural causes in the neck

Ross Hauser, MD discusses sound sensitivity and hearing problems that can arise from cervical dysstructure causing vagus nerve impairment. Symptoms including hearing loss, sensitivity to sound, chronic ear fullness and pressure, burning pain, and more can be seen in patients who have upper cervical spine instability as it can impair the vital vagus nerve input and other vital nerve functions associated with hearing, pressure build up, and sensation and the ears.
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