Although classified as a sleep disorder and an auditory hallucination, the etiology of the condition is poorly understood and the presence of the syndrome does not indicate any underlying condition. Although annoying, it is not life-threatening. However, it can be accompanied by secondary symptoms typical of fear, such as tachycardia. However, it is never associated with pain.
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- Exploding Head Syndrome
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| - Although classified as a sleep disorder and an auditory hallucination, the etiology of the condition is poorly understood and the presence of the syndrome does not indicate any underlying condition. Although annoying, it is not life-threatening. However, it can be accompanied by secondary symptoms typical of fear, such as tachycardia. However, it is never associated with pain.
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| - Loud auditory hallucinations, feeling of fear, perception of flashes of light
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| - Although classified as a sleep disorder and an auditory hallucination, the etiology of the condition is poorly understood and the presence of the syndrome does not indicate any underlying condition. Although annoying, it is not life-threatening. However, it can be accompanied by secondary symptoms typical of fear, such as tachycardia. However, it is never associated with pain. Several medications have been tried to treat sufferers, but none have been shown to be effective. In many cases, supportive care is all that is needed as patients only require reassurance that they are not suffering from a serious condition.
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