BATHYHYPERESTHESIA Meaning and
Definition
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Bathyhyperesthesia is a medical term used to describe an abnormal increase in sensitivity to sensory stimulation that occurs primarily in response to deep pressure or touch. This condition is characterized by an exaggerated and often painful response to pressure that is normally perceived as non-painful or mildly uncomfortable. Bathyhyperesthesia is typically observed in the skin or underlying tissues and can affect any part of the body.
People with bathyhyperesthesia may experience heightened pain or discomfort when exposed to activities or stimuli that involve deep pressure, such as sitting or lying down, wearing tight clothing, or being touched firmly. This increased sensitivity can negatively impact an individual's quality of life, as it may cause significant discomfort and restrict their ability to engage in everyday activities.
The exact cause of bathyhyperesthesia is not completely understood, although it is believed to be associated with a malfunction in the processing of sensory signals in the nervous system. It can be a primary condition, meaning that it arises independently of any underlying medical condition, or it can be secondary to other neurological or musculoskeletal disorders, such as fibromyalgia or peripheral neuropathy.
Treatment for bathyhyperesthesia typically focuses on managing symptoms and may include a combination of pain medication, physical therapy, and techniques to improve coping skills and overall well-being. Additionally, individuals may benefit from lifestyle modifications, such as avoiding triggers or activities that exacerbate symptoms.
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Exaggerated sensitiveness of the muscular tissues and other deep structures.
A practical medical dictionary. By Stedman, Thomas Lathrop. Published 1920.
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Etymology of BATHYHYPERESTHESIA
The word "bathyhyperesthesia" is derived from two Greek roots: "bathy" and "hyperesthesia".
1. "Bathy" (βάθυς) comes from the Greek word meaning "deep" or "profound".
2. "Hyperesthesia" (ὑπεραισθησία) is a combination of "hyper" (meaning "above" or "beyond") and "aisthēsis" (meaning "sensation" or "perception").
When combined, "bathyhyperesthesia" refers to an increased or excessive sensitivity or sensation specifically related to the perception of depth or pressure.
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