Wild sensitive plant, or sensitive partridge pea (Chamaecrista nictitans), also exhibits sensitivity to touch but to a lesser degree.
Sensitivity to touch was tested using a monofilament (10 g Touch Test 5.07; Novo Nordisk, Copenhagen, Denmark) at four points on each foot: three on the plantar and one on the dorsal side.
Among other signs, the tests look at reflexes, differences in shoulder strength and sensitivity to touch.
He plays with sensitivity and touch and has, as always, a large imagination for harmony.
For some, a migraine might include extreme sensitivity to touch, partial blindness, vertigo, or the inability to speak.
Destiny-Rae had emotional and behavioral issues, including hyperactivity, a sensitivity to touch and a quick temper.
As for sensory symptoms, mercury poisoning is associated with extreme sensitivity to touch, a function of peripheral nerve damage.
An earlier paper, for instance, discussed the use of noise to improve the sensitivity of touch in older adults who suffered diabetes or the effects of a stroke.
The nerve disorder is characterized by chronic and severe burning pain, pathological changes in bone and skin, excessive sweating, tissue swelling and extreme sensitivity to touch.
His mostly brush-drawn imagery depicts older masters, landscapes, scenes of daily life and mythological visions with a relaxed yet exacting line and wonderful sensitivity of touch.
