hypersensibility (Meaning)

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hypersensibility (n.)

See Hyperaesthesia.

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The patient's hypersensibility to sunlight caused an allergic reaction.
People with hypersensibility should avoid exposure to allergens that trigger their symptoms.
Hyperthyroidism can lead to increased hypersensibility to stimuli.
Certain medications can increase an individual's hypersensibility to certain substances.
A hypersensitive immune system can overreact to harmless substances, causing inflammation and discomfort.
Allergies are a common form of hypersensibility, characterized by an exaggerated response to specific antigens.
Some individuals have a hypersensibility to certain foods, leading to digestive issues or skin reactions.
Emotional hypersensibility can make a person more vulnerable to mood swings and emotional distress.
Hypersensibility to touch can lead to pain, irritation, and discomfort in response to light touch.
Environmental factors, such as pollution or certain chemicals, can contribute to hypersensibility in some individuals.

See Hyperaesthesia.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The patient's hypersensibility to sunlight caused an allergic reaction.

People with hypersensibility should avoid exposure to allergens that trigger their symptoms.

Hyperthyroidism can lead to increased hypersensibility to stimuli.

Certain medications can increase an individual's hypersensibility to certain substances.