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What could over sensitive nerves in skin with stinging sensations?
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If you have no rash or excessively dry skin your overly sensitive skin can be caused by anxiety as the brain communicates with the skin and can cause this allodynia or various other sensations. However before attributing the sensitivity to anxiety things like diabetes should be ruled out. A dermatologist could evaluate you as well as order appropriate tests in order to advise you.
Answered 8/12/2021
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