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What is a sensory deficit?
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Sensory change: This is a generic term for alteration or loss of some sensation of the usual: sight, hearing, taste, smell, touch, pain, positional sense. Mos t these have a cause and if the loss was acute, you should be evaluated by your family doctor. S.
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