Have you ever heard of exploding head syndrome?

[TheProphetMuscle]

Basically anytime i try to fall asleep i hear a really loud sudden noise in my head. It’s super terrifying and makes it really hard to fall asleep, as a result im always tired. Has anybody ever heard of or had to deal with this weird brain problem?

 

[Copexodius Maximus]

I thought exploding head syndrome was what happens when a foid sees Elliot Rodger.

That sounds brutal though. I have had situations where I was about to go to sleep, but it felt like I was going to fall down so my body panics and wakes me up. Have you gone to a doctor about this yet?

Best thing I could find for advice is this

Fear, emotional stress, or anxiety may also contribute to the condition

So maybe helping manage those might help.

 

[Incelius Savage]

That sounds like a ear defect

 

[coom_enthusiast]

Never had that but sometimes I feel like I am free-falling for a split second when I begin to drift off to sleep.

I thought exploding head syndrome was what happens when a foid sees Elliot Rodger.

 

[coom_enthusiast]

That sounds brutal though. I have had situations where I was about to go to sleep, but it felt like I was going to fall down so my body panics and wakes me up. Have you gone to a doctor about this yet?

Apparently this shit is called a hypnagogic jerk

 

[Copexodius Maximus]

Apparently this shit is called a hypnagogic jerk

What’s the point of that?

 

[coom_enthusiast]

What’s the point of that?

The falling down feeling happens to me too. I was curious so I googled it to find out what it is

 

[BlkPillPres]

Basically anytime i try to fall asleep i hear a really loud sudden noise in my head. It’s super terrifying and makes it really hard to fall asleep, as a result im always tired. Has anybody ever heard of or had to deal with this weird brain problem?

You sure you aren't just crazy and some meds would fix this shit, because there's a limit to how loud something can sound in your head.

 

[Copexodius Maximus]

You sure you aren't just crazy and some meds would fix this shit, because there's a limit to how loud something can sound in your head.

All sound is ultimately produced in the mind

 

[decembrist_kirillov]

explodes me

 

[Mellatt]

I barely get much sleep at all these days, can relate.

 

[Intellau_Celistic]

She is aware of the "noise", by now.

All sound is ultimately produced in the mind

 

[HsmteFrmHell]

Basically anytime i try to fall asleep i hear a really loud sudden noise in my head. It’s super terrifying and makes it really hard to fall asleep, as a result im always tired. Has anybody ever heard of or had to deal with this weird brain problem?

I think that might be schizophrenia

 

[My Name Jeff]

go to the doctor

 

[Intellau_Celistic]

I think that might be schizophrenia

The imagery, perhaps.

 

[Claude]

maybe tinnitus

 

[Incelluss]

I had something similar where im in state of sleeping and awake and i constaly hear my heart beat grows faster like i am going to die soon

 

[Intellau_Celistic]

maybe tinnitus

I have another six months. I'll manage with Naproxen and Glutathione.

 

[allDead]

All sound is ultimately produced in the mind

No. Sound is a vibration that exists regardless if there's any brain to hear it.

 

[allDead]

I've had it happen twice before. Interestingly, I always tell asleep minutes after that. My sister claimed she used to see shit, wolf men while paralyzed after having just when she was very young, about 7. No internet to influence her, and later on I learned sleep paralysis was a real thing

 

[Copexodius Maximus]

No. Sound is a vibration that exists regardless if there's any brain to hear it.

No, sound is the conscious experience. It corresponds to the pressure waves, but they’re not the same thing.

 

[allDead]

No, sound is the conscious experience. It corresponds to the pressure waves, but they’re not the same thing.

idk man, whatever

 

[Copexodius Maximus]

idk man, whatever

Nm, the conscious component is called hearing. Sound is the physical phenomenon.