| allodynia |
refers to pain from non-noxious stimuli, whether or not experienced in the area stimulated. Brief movement or the texture of clothing would be examples of nonpainful stimuli which causes burning pain. Allodynia is a clinical term which can also refer either to pain in one area from stimulus to another. ...
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| allodynia |
A state when a normally non-harmful, non-noxious stimulus induces pain.
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| allodynia |
Pain due to a stimulus that does not normally provoke pain. The original definition adopted by the IASP committee was pain due to non-noxious stimulus to the normal skin. Allodynia involves a change in the quality of a sensation, tactile, thermal, or of any other kind. The usual response to a stimulus was not painful, but the present response is.
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| allodynia |
Pain due to a stimulus which does not normally provoke pain.
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| allodynia |
Pain provoked by a stimulus and under conditions which does not normally provoke pain (for example lightly touching intact skin).
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