Larry is a 48-year-old musician with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. He has found that he is becoming very sensitive to certain frequencies of sound, making it difficult for him to work as a violinist with the orchestra. He also has issues with TMJ, and, on occasion, tinnitus. After a careful exam of his ears and a hearing test, Larry is diagnosed with hyperacusis of both ears. Treatment options
are limited, but include TRT and pink noise treatment. Larry will start treatment right away, and hopes to be able to resume work after the treatment.
Dx: Hyperacusis
First-listed diagnosis: ________
Fill in the blank with correct word.
Answer: Bilateral hyperacusis – H93.233
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