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In reply to the discussion: Do you ever hear music when no music is playing? [View all]Ms. Toad
(38,327 posts)27. oooh - no you don't.
But if you don't believe me, report to your doctor that you have lopsided hearing loss. Apparently ears, unlike eyes, grow deaf at roughly the same rate. So lopsided hearing loss will get you a quick trip to an MRI to rule out an acoustic neuroma. If you catch it early, it is generally easily treated - but the side effects of surgery can be challenging and permanent.
Fortunately, I didn't have one - but I did enough research after my doctor sent me for an MRI that I was really, really hoping that wasn't what I had.
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Absolutely! Different types of music, and what sounds like radio broadcast voices, too.
50 Shades Of Blue
Jun 2024
#12
On occasion in the long stretch of the subway train underground going express the random noise I'd almost hear music
electric_blue68
Jun 2024
#17
Yep. I figure it's just my brain keeping busy. Parents were musicians, there was ALWAYS music in the house
Attilatheblond
Jun 2024
#30
No. But I can groove to the faintest furthest away tune that nobody else hears.
PeaceWave
Jun 2024
#38