dysaphia
/dɪsˈeɪfiə/
noun
- A medical condition where a person has trouble with the sense of touch, such as feeling pain or pressure incorrectly.
- The doctor diagnosed dysaphia after the patient could not feel the difference between hot and cold.
- Dysaphia can make everyday activities like holding hands or wearing clothes uncomfortable.
- People with dysaphia may feel pain from a light touch that should not hurt.