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hypoesthesias

 

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Noun hypoesthesia has 1 sense
  1. hypoesthesia, hypesthesia - impairment of tactile sensitivity; decrease of sensitivity
    --1 is a kind of disability, disablement, handicap, impairment

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Term: Hypoesthesias

Definition:

Hypoesthesias is the plural form of the noun hypoesthesia. It refers to a diminished or decreased sensitivity to touch, temperature, or other sensations.

Senses:

  1. Medical sense: Refers to a symptom commonly experienced in medical conditions such as peripheral neuropathy, nerve damage, or certain neurological disorders.
  2. Psychological sense: Describes a condition where an individual experiences a reduced sensitivity or feeling towards their emotions or external stimuli.

Sample Sentences:

  • 1. He complained of hypoesthesias in his hands and feet, which led to difficulty in performing fine motor tasks.
  • 2. The patient's hypoesthesia was a result of diabetic neuropathy.
  • 3. Hypoesthesias can make it challenging for individuals to detect changes in temperature or identify objects by touch.
  • 4. After the accident, she developed hypoesthesias in her left leg, making her unable to sense pain or pressure in that area.
  • 5. Some psychological disorders, such as dissociative disorders, can cause hypoesthesia as a defense mechanism against emotional pain.
  • 6. The patient's hypoesthesia to external stimuli was evaluated through a series of sensory perception tests.

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