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Both allodynia and dysesthesia include abnormal pain perception. Several underlying diseases, such as diabetes, have also been linked to them. Allodynia is characterised by the perception of pain in response to stimuli that are typically nonpainful, while dysesthesia is described as any impairment of the senses, especially the sensation of touch, due to nerve loss. In what follows, we'll go even further into these discrepancies. What is Allodynia? The term "allodynia" is derived from the Greek terms "allos, " which means "other, " and "odyni, " which means pain. As a term, it refers to the sensation of pain in ... Read More