Hypersensitivity can occur with any of the senses, even though we most often think of this as a sensitivity to touch (the completely irritating feel of a tag in the back of your shirt).
But some people may be highly sensitive to smell, becoming irritated or feeling ill from certain smells. Picky eating can also be a sign of a hypersensitivity, foods must be a certain texture or have a certain taste.
This weeks question is:
Do You (or Your Child) Have Hypersensitivities?
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Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
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