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Allodynia: Anyone else sensitive to touch?

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@johnbishop Thanks for your reply so quickly. I will definately have a look at the link you sent me.
After my first accupuncture session, I felt great the following day.. no pain anywhere! I had another session yesterday, and today had been a bit of a nightmare. My whole upper body has been extremely sensitive. Even the backs of my hands and my scalp, which have never had it. So...I have one more session tomorrow and see how things go over the next week. Hopefully it isn't making things worse! I'll keep you informed😊

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I tried acupuncture once and only once and it was for lower back pain. I had pain after the session for about a week and one half. I called the physiatrist who did the acupuncture and said the pain would eventually subside. On a more recent visit with him, he said I must be in the ultrasensitive group of people. I think he is right. I even get reactions to cold weather, allergens from trees, cologne scents, etc. I guess this is part of my autoimmunity. I am dealing with scar tissue pain now from shin shave biopsy but will not do acupuncture anymore. Instead I am getting deep tissue massage and red light therapy--both seem to be helpful. I hope your acupunture works out well for you. If not, there are other ways to get out of pain.