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Can any doc explain why are senses more heightened at night?
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Generally: the senses are not "heightened" but since sight may be diminished we tend to "listen" more carefully and in extremely dark environments we might use our sense of touch! Hope this answers your question! Dr Z
Answered 5/24/2017
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