Misophonia: Prevalence, impact and co-morbidity among Mysore University students in India - A survey

Misophonia is a sound tolerance disorder in which certain sounds trigger an intensely emotional or physiological response caused by increased autonomic nervous system reaction to the triggers. relatively new condition, and assessment management of this condition are not known yet. The epidemiological data misophonia Indian scenario unknown, without better planning evaluation possible. Hence, our study aims determine prevalence its impact co-morbidity among Mysore university students India. A descriptive cross-sectional was conducted on 172 University between age ranges 18 30 years through online survey mode. Amsterdam Questionnaire (A-MISO-S) Assessment (MAQ) have been used find severity misophonia. Statistical analyses were carried out using SPSS 25.0 software. Data analysed statistics chi-square test variables' association. has documented. Almost 48.27% participants reported symptoms, 23.28% clinically significant result showed that could occur isolation with co-morbid such as tinnitus hyperacusis. analysis no association gender occurrence prevalent neurophysiological quality life sufferers. This first kind can be guiding tool for researchers know about misophonia, impact,