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Paresthesia | |||
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Strange skin sensations marked by a lack of perceived central locus point in the mind of the afflicted. Oft compared | |||
to "eye floaters", the only known paresthesian antidote is to become "one" with the sensation - attempts "collapse" | |||
the sensation via itching reportedly only intensify the sensation. Extreme paresthesia has led select patients to | |||
remove up to 70% of their epidermis via scratching. | |||
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Revision as of 21:44, 8 March 2024
Paresthesia
Strange skin sensations marked by a lack of perceived central locus point in the mind of the afflicted. Oft compared
to "eye floaters", the only known paresthesian antidote is to become "one" with the sensation - attempts "collapse"
the sensation via itching reportedly only intensify the sensation. Extreme paresthesia has led select patients to
remove up to 70% of their epidermis via scratching.