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Old 11-29-2011, 01:10 AM #1
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Default Strange new symptom

I have been experiencing a strange new symptom the past few weeks.

My cell phone ring tone sounds just like a door bell, ding dong. If I hear a sound that is similar to the ding sound, I will hear a repetition of the ding dong sound for up to 10 seconds. Just about any ringing sound can cause this symptom.

Has anybody else experienced this symptom?

I believe it is neurological, not auditory. The repetitive nature is similar to when your brain gets stuck on a melody.
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