May 24, 2018September 10, 2020 by Eve Reiland

As Seen On Twitter | Pain of a sensory overload can induce headaches, light/sound/smell/tactile sensitivity & cause acute nausea, @AIMautistic

The pain of a sensory overload can induce headaches, light/sound/smell and tactile sensitivity and cause acute nausea with vestibular disturbance.https://t.co/iHfGMhFHvr pic.twitter.com/YJbnooLMjU

— A.I.M (@AIMautistic) May 23, 2018

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