"skin sensitivity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the level of sensitivity of the skin to certain sensations, such as pain, temperature, or pressure. For example: "My skin sensitivity has increased since I began using this skin care product."
Muscular pains, skin sensitivity, low fever depression & other emotional upsets characterize it.
Mr. Czupkowski said he and his wife were treating the animal, who had a severe skin sensitivity to fleas.
These are the people with "skin sensitivity" – who suffer allergic reactions to products ranging from perfume to nickel coins and hair dye.
An increase of the interictal skin sensitivity (IA) was evident in chronic headache.
In contrast to our results, Ladda et al. [15] found increased sensory thresholds (i.e., decreased skin sensitivity) in CH subjects.
Besides this, the formulation was also evaluated for drug content, stability, skin retention, skin sensitivity and anti-fungal activity.
Foot skin sensitivity was tested bilaterally for vibratory threshold (3, 40 and 250 Hz) and touch (monofilament) threshold.
Since we measured basal skin sensitivity in the absence of headache, in cases of abnormal reduction of CPT, we decided to use the term "interictal allodynia" (IA).
In our study we found that the skin sensitivity (CPT) in patients with episodic headache rises only during headache attack (AA), after which it reverts to normal values.
In the EM group stress, anxiety, sadness, tiredness/fatigue, neck pain/tension, eye strain head/neck skin sensitivity and menstruation were more commonly confirmed as potential triggers.
This work was designed to investigate the relationship between foot skin sensitivity and standing balance control in chronic LBP patients with associated radiculopathy.
