Pediatric misophonia with comorbid obsessive–compulsive spectrum disorders

Webber, Heather E.; Johnson, Patricia; Storch, Eric A.

doi:10.1016/j.genhosppsych.2013.10.018

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“…OCSDs are all thought to include some element of obsessions and compulsions [9]. Indeed, misophonia shares many clinical characteristics with OCSDs, such as intrusive and unwanted preoccupation with a stimulus and distress-reducing avoidance [10,11]. There is also evidence that misophonic symptoms and sensory overresponsivity (SOR) are comorbid with OCSDs [2,6,12].…”

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Toward a theoretical model of misophonia

Webber

Storch

2015

General Hospital Psychiatry

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Toward a theoretical model of misophonia

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Storch

2015

General Hospital Psychiatry

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“…The catalog of conditions included in the differential diagnosis of misophonia encompasses specific phobias, post-traumatic stress disorder, social phobia, obsessive compulsive disorder, intermittent explosive disorder, personality disorders (emotionally unstable, borderline, antisocial and obsessive compulsive personality disorder), autistic spectrum disorders, sensory processing disorders, phonophobia and synesthesia [7,8]. Moreover, recent reports have suggested that misophonic symptoms could be ascribed to the wider clinical spectrum of Gilles de la Tourette syndrome [10][11][12][13][14], obsessive compulsive disorder [7,[14][15][16], generalized anxiety disorder and schizotypal personality disorder [17]. These observations raise the possibility that at least in some cases misophonia could be attributed to different underlying primary psychiatric disorders.…”

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“…The coping strategies adopted by persons with this condition do not necessarily involve avoidance (removing self from certain situations) or other socially dysfunctional behaviors (challenging other people in order to stop them making noises): mimicry to 'cancel out' the trigger sound, use of earplugs/headsets/music, focus consciousness to own sounds, self-distraction and positive internal dialogues have all been reported as useful techniques to cope with misophonia symptoms [8]. It is also possible that patients who report misophonia in association with severe obsessive compulsive symptoms [6][7][8]14] might benefit from serotonergic or antidopaminergic agents; however, these suggestions are speculative at the moment and need to be tested in future clinical studies.…”

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What is misophonia and how can we treat it?

Cavanna

2014

Expert Review of Neurotherapeutics

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“…Tal associação é descrita na literatura, existindo ocorrência aumentada e recíproca de sintomas obsessivos compulsivos (SOC) e de TOC em portadores de transtorno de Tourette. Do mesmo modo, sintomas misofônicos parecem ser comuns em pacientes portadores das condições citadas 8,15 . Não há, até o momento, hipóteses consistentes sobre a etiologia e curso da misofonia.…”

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Misofonia: características clínicas e relato de caso

Vidal

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2017

J. bras. psiquiatr.

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RESUMOMisofonia refere-se a uma condição em que há uma forte aversão a certos sons, em resposta aos quais a pessoa relata experiências emocionais desagradáveis e excitação autonômica. O objetivo deste trabalho é apresentar um caso de portadora de misofonia e discutir características diagnósticas. Paciente do sexo feminino, 32 anos, casada. Na anamnese relatou sintomas compatíveis com transtorno obsessivo-compulsivo (TOC), como verificação de portas e janelas, preocupação com ordem e simetria de objetos, ler tudo o que está à frente, colocar a mão duas ou três vezes em móveis da casa, além de tiques faciais e guturais. Também relatou desencadeantes das situações de raiva: intolerância a alguns ruídos e sons, como mastigação de terceiros, teclado de celular, clique no "mouse" do computador, impressora e esfregar as mãos. Na presença desses ruídos, ela tenta se afastar e já atacou fisicamente parentes e colegas de trabalho. Foi tratada com escitalopram e reavaliada depois de quarenta e cinco dias, relatando alívio parcial da misofonia e redução dos sintomas TOC. A condição foi descrita pela primeira vez no início de 2000 por dois audiologistas e tornou-se foco de interesse no campo da psiquiatria. Alguns relatos sugerem que os sintomas misofônicos podem ser parte de outras condições, como síndrome de Tourette, TOC e transtorno de ansiedade generalizada. No caso descrito, a paciente apresentou quadro comórbido de misofonia, TOC e transtorno de tique. ABSTRACTMisophonia refers to a condition in which there is a strong aversion to certain sounds, in response to it the person reports unpleasant emotional experiences and autonomic arousal. The objective of this paper is to present a case of misophonia carrier and discuss diagnostic features. Female, 32 years old, married. In anamnesis reported obsessive compulsive symptoms such as checking doors and windows, concerned with order and symmetry of objects; read all that lies ahead, pull the hand two or three times on furnitures. Also reported triggering situations of anger: intolerance to some noises and sounds, like chewing third, mobile keyboard, click the "mouse" computer, printer and rub hands. In the presence of these noises, she tries to move away, and already tried to attack physically relatives and coworkers. She was treated with escitalopram and reevaluation after forty five days, reported partial relief misophonia and reduction of obsessional symptoms. The condition was first described in the early 2000s by two audiologists, and has become the focus of interest in the field of

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Pediatric misophonia with comorbid obsessive–compulsive spectrum disorders

Cited by 59 publications

References 12 publications

Toward a theoretical model of misophonia

Toward a theoretical model of misophonia

What is misophonia and how can we treat it?

Misofonia: características clínicas e relato de caso

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