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Sudden high sounds causes jerk and fear
I think I have some serious problem which must be cured by now. But Im now 25 yet still I have the same problem. How to overcome?
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Hello, it sounds like you are feeling quite worried and looking for a solution quickly. At 25, facing a serious concern can feel overwhelming, but many difficulties can be worked through with the right support and guidance. The important first step is understanding what exactly is troubling you and what may be contributing to it.
Try not to panic or feel that you have to solve everything immediately. With the right approach and a safe space to talk openly, it is often possible to gain clarity and find helpful ways to move forward.
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Hi, sudden jerks or fear when hearing loud sounds can sometimes be related to an overactive startle response, anxiety, or your nervous system being more sensitive to sudden stimuli. If this has been happening for many years, it may indicate that your body is reacting to stress or heightened alertness.
This does not necessarily mean something is seriously wrong, but it would be helpful to understand when it started, how often it happens, and whether it is connected with stress, sleep issues, or past experiences.
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Hi, it sounds like your system is getting dysregulated with sudden sounds and if this is happening for quite some time, you might be experiencing anxiety. It needs to be adressed systematically for it to get resolved. Emotional concerns do not just get cured as the time pass.
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Practice relaxation and consult a professional psychologist to help you systematically through this.
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Hi, Consult a psychologist
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Ms. Neha Sachdev
Psychologist
11 yrs exp
Delhi
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Certain sounds might be related to childhood experiences, which has left you with fear and jerks. Your brain experiencing same condition, emotionally, has gone unresolved or is missing the cause of the situation.
This needs to be dealt with since it’s coming from the long deep past. It will now be easier for you talk about it.
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Dr. Kavita Bhutani (PhD)
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20 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Maybe you have been in atmosphere where people shouted or was loud voice or have seen some sudden accidents in life
Therapy night help
Vitamin d and sunshine also
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Ms. Pooja Bhargava
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10 yrs exp
Delhi
Sudden loud sounds can sometimes trigger anxiety or a strong startle response. A psychologist can help you understand the cause and learn ways to manage it
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