Hearing music when there is none playing could be a sign of musical ear syndrome (MES). It’s not always easy to determine a cause, but hearing loss and medications may both be causes.

“Musical ear syndrome is more common than you might think, and affects around 5% of the population. These auditory hallucinations can be very stressful for the person experiencing them, and if you ...

Cath Gamester has musical ear syndrome, a condition resulting in musical hallucinations, which is thought to result from a problem in the brain's wiring. Around one in 10,000 people over 65 have ...

The song is one of several numbers Cath Gamester, 84, hears on a constant loop throughout the day. The grandmother from Liverpool has musical ear syndrome, where the sufferer has auditory ...

I am a person who has the misfortune of living with what is called “musical ear syndrome.” Most people with this syndrome have a hearing problem but such is not the case with me.

The grandmother from Liverpool has musical ear syndrome, where the sufferer has auditory hallucinations. Since it started in 2010, she said she had heard songs including God Save The Queen, ...

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