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Are only tactile hallucinations late at night possible, or they should be there all day?
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Any time: Abnormal sensations of any sort, painful or not, may occur spontaneously, at any time of day. Certain pain / sensory syndromes have characteristic times of occurrence. But there is no iron-clad requirement that the "rule" be followed.
Answered 5/24/2018
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