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03-30-2019, 07:18 AM
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Hi, I'm hoping somebody can help me? Recently in the last couple of years, if the volume is too load watching TV or listening to music in my car, I start to get a headache coming on within minutes and I have to turn down the volume. If I don't lower the volume after maybe an hour, I will have a pounding headache for over 24 hours. It’s even worse if I listen to music that’s been burned to a CD disk from my PC. However, oddly enough, if I go to a live concert I don't get a headache.
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03-30-2019, 04:17 PM
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Hi Scott
Welcome to NeuroTalk  .This is just a guess but maybe your headaches arise from sound pressure effects. If you listen to music in a confined space (your car, from a CD possibly using headphones, etc) the sound pressure will be greater than when you listen to music in an open space like a live concert. Best wishes.
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03-31-2019, 07:38 AM
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So what I'm asking is that I shouldn't have any concerns when it comes to the brain? |
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