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Default Sound sensitivity

Hello again.

I'm interested to know if anybody has problems relating to sound sensitivity. I have significant problems coping with too much sound, which seems to impact on muscle weakness. For example, I cannot hold a conversation if there is any background noise as it makes my muscle weakness much worse. Similarly talking whilst standing up or trying to walk is an absolute no-no.

Does anybody else have this problem?

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