A short YouTube video (shorts) by Dr. Diane Mueller explaining that neurological inflammation can lower sensory thresholds so ordinary light, sound, or touch is perceived as too bright, loud, or painful. This sensory hypersensitivity can overload the nervous system and produce feelings of overwhelm, anxiety, and secondary depression; the speaker attributes some emotional symptoms directly to nerve changes.
Foreign is we are supposed to get a certain amount of stimulus from light, from sound, from touch, from things that are painful. And it takes a certain height before our nerves are triggered to fire and say, wow, that light's too bright, or that sounds too loud, or that is actually painful. Because of the neurological inflammation, the nerves start perceiving that things are too bright when they're not actually. Too loud when they're not actually. Or painful when they're not actually. So because of this, we have this heightened nervous system, and this heightened nervous system because we're intaking all of this stimuli can actually lead to this overwhelm feeling. It can lead to this anxiety feeling, and it can lead to a subsequent depression. Depression. But some of this is just happening because of the nerve.
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