Do everyday sounds seem louder or more irritating than they should? Do you find yourself covering your ears at noises that never used to bother you? If you’re experiencing heightened sound sensitivity (also known as hyperacusis or phonophobia), you might be surprised to learn that anemia or low ferritin levels could be contributing factors. While
Let me tell you about something fascinating – and honestly pretty challenging – that millions of people deal with every day. Have you ever been around someone who’s eating or breathing in a way that just drives you up the wall? For most of us, it’s just annoying. But for people with misophonia, it’s so
Pyroluria, also known as pyrrole disorder, is a little-known condition that is gaining attention for its impact on mental and physical health. One of the intriguing aspects of this condition is its potential connection to sound sensitivity, a symptom that many individuals with pyroluria report. In this article, we’ll explore what pyroluria is, how it
Pyroluria is a lesser-known metabolic condition that can significantly impact mental and physical health. Many people with pyroluria go undiagnosed for years, mistaking their symptoms for unrelated issues like anxiety, irritability, or nutrient deficiencies. If you suspect you might have pyroluria, there’s a simple at-home test that can help you take the first step toward