Explore releases from Guttural Strap-On at Discogs. Shop for Vinyl, CDs and more from Guttural Strap-On at the Discogs Marketplace.

Nov 20,  · The auditory system becomes very sensitive to environmental noise, and you may discover that you have great difficulty going to restaurants, the grocery store, or social gatherings. and the extreme fatigue may cause your brain and body to shut down. after a day or so all i got was a goose egg. after the last incident i noticed major.

Jul 14,  · Depression Depression and Anxiety Disorders Damage Your Brain Untreated mental disorders cause shrinkage of key brain areas. Posted Jul 14,

Loud music played on earphones causes hearing loss by having a similar effect on nerves as multiple sclerosis, research finds. The research shows that noise levels above decibels strip insulation from nerve fibers carrying signals from the ear to the brain. Loss of the protective coating, called myelin, disrupts electrical nerve signals.

Mar 06,  · An untreated AVM can lead to fatal hemorrhaging in the brain. Another possible cause of a swooshing noise in the ear is a cerebral aneurysm: a bulging blood vessel with weakened inner walls. If it ruptures, the bleeding may be deadly if not treated ASAP. Finally, high blood pressure in the brain, of no known origin, can cause a pulsatile tinnitus.

Jun 25,  · A tiny structure that can cause significant outcomes. Damage to the brain stem can cause damage to the cranial nerves, loss of consciousness, or a change to the state of consciousness. It can also cause disturbances of heart rate, breathing, movement, and touch. If damage to the brain stem is severe it can, and often does result in death.

Jul 31,  · Prolonged exposure to loud noise alters how the brain processes speech, potentially increasing the difficulty in distinguishing speech sounds, according to neuroscientists. Exposure to .

A sudden-onset cerebrovascular event that causes brain damage. Cerebral hemorrhage. Bleeding in the brain due to a ruptured blood vessel. Aneurysm. A weakened point in a blood vessel that makes a stroke more likely; may be congenital (present at birth) or due to poison or infection. Thrombosis. A plug forms in the brain. Embolism. A plug.