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Sound Sensitivity vs Hyperacusis vs Misophonia: What’s the Difference? Many people use the term “sound sensitivity” to describe discomfort with everyday sounds. Clinically, however, sound sensitivity can mean different things depending on the underlying cause. Three commonly confused conditions are general sound sensitivity, hyperacusis, and misophonia. Understanding the differences is essential for accurate diagnosis and

Dizziness misdiagnosis is one of the most common medical complaints, but also one of the most misunderstood. Many patients spend months — or even years — seeing multiple providers before finally getting an accurate diagnosis. At Novasound Hearing & Balance Center, we see this pattern often. The good news? With the right assessment, most dizziness

Morning dizziness is one of the most common balance concerns — yet many people ignore it until it begins affecting their daily life. Feeling unsteady when you wake up can be linked to your inner ear, hydration, sleep quality, or changes in blood pressure. Below is a clear and helpful overview of the most common

Hyperacusis After Concussion If you’ve had a concussion and now find everyday sounds uncomfortable, sharp, or overwhelming, you are not alone. Many people notice that normal sounds suddenly feel “too loud” after a head injury — even when their hearing test is completely normal. This condition is called hyperacusis, or sound sensitivity. The good news

When people think about their health, they often focus on their heart, vision, or hearing. But few realize how important the vestibular system is. Located in the inner ear, this complex system is what helps us stay balanced, steady, and oriented in space. At Novasound Hearing and Balance Center in Halifax, we specialize in vestibular