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The auditory nerve is the nerve that carries sound signals from the ear to the brain. When someone has hyperacusis, this nerve can become overactive, sending too many signals to the brain, which can make normal sounds feel unbearably loud. The auditory nerve acts like a messenger, carrying sound signals from your ears to your … Continue reading ""