Is this normal too

[japanman]

Hear things not like voices like electronic signals like the ones that dont transmitt sound or if they do they do it so low you cant hear it... I mean i can hear a T.V., Radio, Cellphone, Computer etc. bieng turned on from literaly miles away and while they are on i hear them very lowly going beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee And i get headaches from them alot some so bad i cant even think but now i have gotten used to them i can hear up to 24 beefore i break.

So is this normal does human body actualy do this or is this something i need to get checked?

:confused: Altho i kinda like this its sorta like a spiecial thing to me but i just wanna know if i am or am not the only one.

[MoveAlong]

First (no offense) I think you're overreacting :P

I think a lot of people can hear this, but I don't think it's electronic signals...I can hear TVs being turned on, and that they are on and stay on, or the sound of a computer when it's on, or the sound of a radio when it's on.

I think it's just the static being produced or the electrical current or something, but it's definately not the signals. Maybe it has something to do with the speakers of these instruments; speakers make sound and static even if nothing's on the tv.

I think you're either overly sensitive or you're concentrating on it too much or it just bothers you a bit. If it's pounding loud, try asking an ear doctor about it and having your ears checked.
but don't worry about it, it happens to me too.

[Mzor203]

Electronic signals carry quite well for me if they're very high pitched, though usually they don't give me headaches. Have you thought about it maybe being something else, like your ears ringing? Because my ears ring a lot since for a while whenever I drummed I didn't use ear protection.

When you say you can hear electronic things being turned on from miles away, is this an exagerration? Because if you could in this day and age, that would be basically thousands of signals you would be hearing all the time.

[japanman]

Ok *phew* im glad im not the only one and yes it isnt pounding loud so no need for a docter and yes i was over reacting i tend to do that alot lol. ANd sometimes it bothers me abit. Thanks o MzOr and concereto

o and mzor well i guess it would be an exaggeration but when i say miles away it may be only a few b/c im indoors or it may be im in the country but if i was in a city or busy place yes it would be an exaggeration

[Mzor203]

Well I think that it's probably just that your ears can pick up sounds of higher frequency than some people and it just bothers you a bit. If it doesn't interfere with your life, it's nothing to worry about, though if it gets worse at any time you may want to see a doctor.

[japanman]

Exactly thats wat i mean thanks mzor XD and if it gets worse ill seek help froma docter thanks =D

[Tyleisme]

Its possible that the high frequencies of some devices could bother you. I'd talk to a physician because of the head aches. He may tell you jsut to take tylenol or something along those line. But its best to talk to one if that would make you feel better about it.

[george]

I have the same thing :D but I its just because for me my brain is weird lol. I notice the TINNIEST changes in anything.

But yea like Zach said, I'm pretty sure its the static from TVs but if you have like a big screen tv or an lcd screen you don't hear that because static is being produced but old tvs with like glass screens create it and you can feel it when you touch the screen.

But don't worry about it :D

[MoveAlong]

But yea like Zach said, I'm pretty sure its the static from TVs but if you have like a big screen tv or an lcd screen you don't hear that because static is being produced but old tvs with like glass screens create it and you can feel it when you touch the screen.

I completely agree :woot: